Iris recognition device, manufacturing method therefor and application thereof

ABSTRACT

The iris recognition device includes an iris camera module used for collecting iris characteristics of a user, and at least one fill light component used for providing a supplementary light source for the iris camera module. When the iris recognition device is used for collecting the iris characteristics of the user, the supplementary light source provided by the fill light component reduces reflective spots on the iris or make reflective spots in areas other than iris such as sclera and pupil, thereby improving precision of the collected iris characteristics of the user.

CROSS REFERENCE OF RELATED APPLICATION

This is a Continuation application that claims the benefit of priorityunder 35 U.S.C. § 120 to a non-provisional application, application Ser.No. 16/188,322, filed Nov. 13, 2018, which is a Continuation applicationthat claims the benefit of priority under 35 U.S.C. § 120 to anon-provisional application Ser. No. 15/313,083, filed Nov. 21, 2016,which is a non-provisional application that claims priority tointernational application number PCT/CN2015/079363, international filingdate May 20, 2015. The afore-mentioned patent applications are herebyincorporated by reference in their entireties.

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BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION Field of Invention

The present invention relates to an optical imaging device, and moreparticularly to an iris recognition device, a manufacturing methodtherefor, and an application thereof.

Description of Related Arts

With the development of the Internet and its applications,identification technology and authentication methods have greatsignificance for the user's information security.

The traditional identification technology is based on the development oftouch technology and identifies the user's identity by a sensor sensingtouching or pressing. However, the required software and logic which arein response to and perform the process of touching and pressing arecomplex, so that the system matching user information costs a longertime, and the accuracy of the matching results is not effectivelyguaranteed. In other words, the recognition technology based on thetouch technology may has a wrong matching result, as a result, it notonly brings unnecessary trouble to the user, but also is a threat to theuser's information security.

Iris recognition technology is a bio identification technology. Iris isone of the most stable human biological characteristics and has uniquecharacteristics s, which provides basic conditions for the developmentand wide application of iris recognition technology. When using irisrecognition technology for user authentication, users do not need accessto the sensor. Compared with the traditional identification technologiesbased on the development of touch technology, iris recognitiontechnology has a greater reliability in the aspect of userauthentication results.

However, the traditional iris recognition technology also has manyproblems to limit performances. On one hand, the traditional irisrecognition technology has a low image quality to collect a user's irischaracteristics, and can only be collected at a close range. Once thedistance is relatively far, it cannot accurately capture the irischaracteristics of the user, therefore, the practical value of thetraditional iris recognition technology is not high.

On the other hand, the traditional use of iris recognition technologyuse monocular (left or right) iris characteristics s for processing, andthe positioning and environmental requirements of shooting subject eyesare very high, resulting in the traditional iris recognition technologyhaving more restrictive conditions of collecting users irischaracteristics s, and resulting in not convenience enough to shootusers. More importantly, the collected monocular iris characteristicsinformation by the traditional iris recognition technology isinsufficient, which further limits the development of the traditionaliris recognition technology.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

The invention is advantageous in that it provides an iris recognitiondevice, a manufacturing method for the iris recognition device, and anapplication of the iris recognition device, wherein a fill light methodof the iris recognition application is provided that, during thecollection of iris characteristics of a user, the fill light method canreduce reflective spots on the iris or make reflective spots in areasother than iris such as sclera and pupil, thereby improving precision ofthe collected iris characteristics of the user.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice, a manufacturing method for the iris recognition device, and anapplication of the iris recognition device, wherein the fill lightmethod can form a uniform brightness in the user's iris region, therebyimproving precision of the collected iris characteristics of the user.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice, a manufacturing method for the iris recognition device, and anapplication of the iris recognition device, wherein a fill lightcomponent is provided and the fill light component provides infraredlights as a supplementary light source when the fill light componentcollects the iris characteristics of the user in order to ensure thatthe images carrying the collected iris characteristics meet therequirements of the iris recognition, and that the fill light componenteffectively improves precision of the collected iris characteristics andreduces the consumed user identification time.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice, a manufacturing method for the iris recognition device, and anapplication of the iris recognition device, wherein the iris recognitiondevice is capable of collecting the iris characteristics of the user ina long distance, and effectively identifies the user's identity, therebyenhancing the actual use value of iris recognition.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, which can cooperatewith other identification technologies, such as face recognitiontechnology, voice recognition, fingerprint recognition technology andother techniques to simultaneously collect user's iris characteristicsand other biometrics, thereby more accurately identifying the user'sidentity.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, which is possibleto set a variety of biometric technology into a system so as to easy touse.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, which is applied tothe user identity authentication of online payments, thereby effectivelyensuring users information security.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, wherein an iris andface recognition system is provided that can improve the efficiency andaccuracy of user identity information.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, wherein the irisand face recognition system provides an iris recognition module and aface recognition module to acquire the user's iris and facialcharacteristics and transmits the user's iris and facial characteristicsto the internal system for comparing with user identity informationstored in the information base, thereby verifying user identityinformation.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, wherein the irisrecognition module and the face recognition module can be integratedinto one system so as to easy to use.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, wherein the irisand face recognition system is applied to apparatus and/or electronicdevices and/or application programs to effectively guarantee usersinformation safety.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, wherein animplantable recognition system is provided and to be applied totraditional apparatus and/or electronic devices and/or applicationprograms to effectively ensure users information security.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, wherein the irisand face recognition system can be applied to an apparatus.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, wherein the irisand face recognition system can be applied to an electronic device.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, wherein the irisand face recognition system can be applied to an application program.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, wherein an iriscamera module is provided to acquire clear user's binoculus irischaracteristics images and is widely used in iris recognition andidentity authentication.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, which has aminiaturized characteristic to be easily integrated into a portableapparatus and/or electronic device to achieve the iris recognition andidentity authentication of the portable apparatus and/or electronicdevice.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application which is applied tothe apparatus and/or electronic device to provide a clear irischaracteristics image.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, wherein, comparingwith the traditional monocular iris recognition technology, a binoculusiris images data acquisition module can acquire users binoculus irischaracteristics and can be used in a long distance, and has highaccuracy and is convenient and practical to use.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, wherein the iriscamera module and the fill light component can be integrated as onemodule so as to be convenient and practical.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, wherein the iriscamera module is preferably an infrared camera module, and the filllight component is preferably an infrared LED light-emitting element, sothat when the binoculus iris images data acquisition module collectsusers iris characteristics, the external visible light influence on theimage quality is reduced, visible light on the human eye irritationwhile filling light is avoided, and users is more comfortable to use.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, wherein thebinoculus iris images data acquisition module is equally applicable tothe monocular iris characteristics for identity recognition.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, wherein a cameraoptics lens assembly is provided to implement iris recognitiontechnology used and to improve quantity of information of collected useriris characteristic in order to accurately authenticate user's identitysubsequently.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice, a manufacturing method therefor, and an application thereof,wherein the camera optics lens assembly expands the viewing angle tosimultaneously acquire users binoculus iris characteristics, and alsohas excellent performance for monocular iris characteristics collection.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice, a manufacturing method therefor, and an application thereof,wherein the camera optics lens assembly can amend distorted phasecontrast resulting from the increased viewing angle in order to avoidimage distortion.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice, a manufacturing method therefor, and an application thereof,wherein the camera optics lens assembly has an ultra-small size insubsequent made iris camera module such as the smallest length, breadthand thickness dimensions are up to 5.5 mm×5.5 mm×3.91 mm, and is infavor of being integrated into electronic devices such as mobile phones,tablet computers and so on for iris recognition and user identityauthentication.

Another advantage of the invention is to provide an iris recognitiondevice and its manufacturing method and application, which can ensurethe stability and reliability during using to improve product yield.

Additional advantages and features of the invention will become apparentfrom the description which follows, and may be realized by means of theinstrumentalities and combinations particular point out in the appendedclaims.

According to the present invention, the foregoing and other objects andadvantages are attained by a fill light method of an iris recognitionapplication, comprising the steps of:

(a) collecting user iris characteristics by providing an iris cameramodule and using the user's pupil as a focal point; and

(b) providing a supplementary light source for user's eye region by atleast one fill light component to form a uniform brightness on an irisregion, wherein the iris camera module and the fill light component forman iris recognition device.

In one embodiment of the fill light method, the fill light methodfurther comprises the step of:

mounting the iris camera module and the fill light component on aprinted circuit board respectively, wherein the iris camera module andthe fill light component has a preset angle and the preset angle has arange of 0-45 degree.

In one embodiment of the fill light method, the fill light componentcomprises at least one light emitting element and a light emitting angleof each of the light emitting elements is respectively greater than ahorizontal field angle and a vertical field angle of the iris cameramodule.

In one embodiment of the fill light method, the light emitting elementis an infrared LED light-emitting element providing infrared lights.

In one embodiment of the fill light method, a distance between an irisrecognition device and user iris is defined as z, a distance betweenaxles of the iris camera module and the light emitting element of thefill light component is defined as x, an inclination angle of the lightemitting element is defined as θ, and a formulas relationship of the z,x and θ is tan θ=z/x, wherein when z is in a determinate state, x and θhave a changing rule of tangent function, wherein the value of x isdetermined by adjusting the value of θ and the value of θ is determinedby adjusting the value of x.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides a manufacturing method for an iris recognitiondevice, comprising the steps of:

(A) mounting an iris camera module on a printed circuit board; and

(B) providing at least one fill light component on the iris cameramodule, and providing a supplementary light source by the fill lightcomponent when the iris camera module collects user's irischaracteristics, wherein each of the fill light components comprises atleast one light emitting element, a light-emitting angle of each of thelight emitting elements is greater than a horizontal field angle and avertical filed angle of the iris camera module.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method, a distance between theiris recognition device and user iris is defined as z, a distancebetween axles of the iris camera module and the light emitting elementof the fill light component is defined as x, an inclination angle of thelight emitting element is defined as θ, and a formulas relationship ofthe z, x and θ is tan θ=z/x, wherein when z is in a determinate state, xand θ have a changing rule of tangent function, wherein the value of xis determined by adjusting the value of θ and the value of θ isdetermined by adjusting the value of x.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method, the manufacturing methodfurther comprises the step of:

providing a human face camera module and mount the human face cameramodule on the printed circuit board.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method, a horizontal field angleof the human face camera module is greater than a horizontal field angleof the iris camera module, and, accordingly, a vertical field angle ofthe human face camera module is greater than a vertical field angle ofthe iris camera module.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method, the iris recognitiondevice is communicatively connected with a background processingcomponent to process user iris characteristics collected by the irisrecognition device.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method, the background processingcomponent is mounted on the printed circuit board.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method, the iris recognitiondevice has a data interface and the background processing component hasa connection end, wherein the connection end is coupled with the datainterface.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method, the iris recognitiondevice is connected to the background processing component in a wirelessconnection.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method, the wireless connectionof the iris recognition device and the background processing componentis selected from the group consisting of Wi-Fi, Li-Fi, Internet,communication network and Bluetooth.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides an iris recognition device, comprising:

an iris camera module to collect user iris characteristics, and

at least one fill light component comprising at least one light emittingelement which provides a supplementary light source for the iris cameramodule.

In one embodiment of the iris recognition device, a light emitting angleof each of the light emitting elements is respectively greater than ahorizontal field angle and a vertical field angle of the iris cameramodule.

In one embodiment of the iris recognition device, the iris recognitiondevice further comprises a printed circuit board, wherein the iriscamera module and the fill light component are respectively mounted onthe printed circuit board.

In one embodiment of the iris recognition device, the iris recognitiondevice further comprises a human face camera module and the human facecamera module is mounted on the printed circuit board.

In one embodiment of the iris recognition device, a horizontal fieldangle of the human face camera module is greater than a horizontal fieldangle of the iris camera module, and, accordingly, a vertical fieldangle of the human face camera module is greater than a vertical fieldangle of the iris camera module.

In one embodiment of the iris recognition device, the iris recognitiondevice is communicatively connected with a background processingcomponent to process user iris characteristics collected by the irisrecognition device.

In one embodiment of the iris recognition device, the backgroundprocessing component is mounted on the printed circuit board.

In one embodiment of the iris recognition device, the iris recognitiondevice has a data interface and the background processing component hasa connection end, wherein the connection end is coupled with the datainterface.

In one embodiment of the iris recognition device, the iris recognitiondevice is connected to the background processing component in a wirelessconnection.

In one embodiment of the iris recognition device, the wirelessconnection of the iris recognition device and the background processingcomponent is selected from the group consisting of Wi-Fi, Li-Fi,Internet, communication network and Bluetooth.

In one embodiment of the iris recognition device, a distance between theiris recognition device and user iris is defined as z, a distancebetween axles of the iris camera module and the light emitting elementof the fill light component is defined as x, an inclination angle of thelight emitting element is defined as θ, and a formulas relationship ofthe z, x and θ is tan θ=z/x, wherein when z is in a determinate state, xand θ have a changing rule of tangent function, wherein the value of xis determined by adjusting the value of θ and the value of θ isdetermined by adjusting the value of x.

In one embodiment of the iris recognition device, the value of θ has arange of 0-45 degree.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides an iris and face recognition system, comprising:

an iris recognition module to capture iris characteristics of a user,

a face recognition module to capture facial characteristics of the user,and

a background processing component, wherein the iris recognition moduleand the face recognition module are respectively communicativelyconnected with the background processing component, wherein irischaracteristics and facial characteristics of the user which arecaptured by the iris recognition module and the face recognition moduleare respectively generated an image data flow, and the image data flowis transmitted to the background processing component so as to generateidentity information of the user.

In one embodiment, the iris and face recognition system furthercomprises a printed circuit board, wherein the iris recognition moduleand the face recognition module are respectively mounted on the printedcircuit board and the background processing component is mounted on theprinted circuit board.

In one embodiment, the iris and face recognition system furthercomprises a printed circuit board, wherein the iris recognition moduleand the face recognition module are respectively mounted on the printedcircuit board and the background processing component is provided in anexternal system, wherein the background processing component iscommunicatively connected with the iris recognition module and the facerecognition module.

In one embodiment of the iris and face recognition system, thebackground processing component is communicatively connected with theiris recognition module and the face recognition module in a connectionwhich is selected from the group consisting of wired connection andwireless connection.

In one embodiment of the iris and face recognition system, the wirelessconnection of the background processing component with the irisrecognition module and the face recognition module is selected from thegroup consisting of Wi-Fi, Li-Fi, Internet, communication network andBluetooth.

In one embodiment of the iris and face recognition system, a horizontalfield angle of the face recognition module is greater than a horizontalfield angle of the iris recognition module and, accordingly, a verticalfield angle of the face recognition module is greater than a verticalfield angle of the iris recognition module.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides an iris and face recognition system, comprising:

a face recognition module to capture iris characteristics and facialcharacteristics of a user,

an iris recognition module to capture iris characteristics of the user,and

a background processing component, wherein the iris recognition moduleand the face recognition module are respectively communicativelyconnected with the background processing component, wherein irischaracteristics and facial characteristics of the user which arecaptured by the iris recognition module and the face recognition moduleare respectively generated an image data flow, and the image data flowis transmitted to the background processing component so as to generateidentity information of the user.

In one embodiment, a horizontal field angle of the face recognitionmodule is greater than a horizontal field angle of the iris recognitionmodule and, accordingly, a vertical field angle of the face recognitionmodule is greater than a vertical field angle of the iris recognitionmodule.

In one embodiment, the iris and face recognition system furthercomprises a printed circuit board, wherein the iris recognition moduleand the face recognition module are respectively mounted on the printedcircuit board and the background processing component is mounted on theprinted circuit board.

In one embodiment, the iris and face recognition system furthercomprises a printed circuit board, wherein the iris recognition moduleand the face recognition module are respectively mounted on the printedcircuit board and the background processing component is provided in anexternal system, wherein the background processing component iscommunicatively connected with the iris recognition module and the facerecognition module.

In one embodiment, the background processing component iscommunicatively connected with the iris recognition module and the facerecognition module in a connection which is selected from the groupconsisting of wired connection and wireless connection.

In one embodiment, the wireless connection of the background processingcomponent with the iris recognition module and the face recognitionmodule is selected from the group consisting of Wi-Fi, Li-Fi, Internet,communication network and Bluetooth.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides an implantable recognition system, which isprovided in an external system comprising an operating component,comprising an iris and face recognition system communicatively connectedwith the operating component, wherein the iris and face recognitionsystem further comprises:

an iris recognition module to capture iris characteristics of a user,

a face recognition module to capture facial characteristics of the user,and

a background processing component, wherein the iris recognition moduleand the face recognition module are respectively communicativelyconnected with the background processing component, wherein irischaracteristics and facial characteristics of the user which arecaptured by the iris recognition module and the face recognition moduleare respectively generated an image data flow, and the image data flowis transmitted to the background processing component so as to generateidentity information of the user.

In one embodiment of the implantable recognition system, the iris andface recognition system is communicatively connected with the externalsystem in a connection which is selected from the group consisting ofwired connection and wireless connection.

In one embodiment of the implantable recognition system, the wirelessconnection of the iris and face recognition system and the externalsystem is selected from the group consisting of Wi-Fi, Li-Fi, Internet,communication network and Bluetooth.

In one embodiment of the implantable recognition system, a horizontalfield angle of the face recognition module is greater than a horizontalfield angle of the iris recognition module and, accordingly, a verticalfield angle of the face recognition module is greater than a verticalfield angle of the iris recognition module.

In one embodiment of the implantable recognition system, the iris andface recognition system further comprises a printed circuit board,wherein the iris recognition module and the face recognition module arerespectively mounted on the printed circuit board and the backgroundprocessing component is mounted on the printed circuit board.

In one embodiment of the implantable recognition system, the iris andface recognition system further comprises a printed circuit board,wherein the iris recognition module and the face recognition module arerespectively mounted on the printed circuit board and the backgroundprocessing component is provided in the external system, wherein thebackground processing component is communicatively connected with theiris recognition module and the face recognition module.

In one embodiment of the implantable recognition system, the backgroundprocessing component is communicatively connected with the irisrecognition module and the face recognition module in a connection whichis selected from the group consisting of wired connection and wirelessconnection.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides a manufacturing method for an iris and facerecognition system, comprising the steps of:

(a) mounting an iris recognition module and a face recognition module ona printed circuit board respectively; and

(b) communicatively connecting a background processing component to theiris recognition module and the face recognition module.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method, the step (b) furthercomprises the step selected from the group consisting of:

mounting the background processing component on the printed circuitboard; and

communicatively connecting the background processing component with theiris recognition module and the face recognition module in a connectionwhich is selected from the group consisting of wired connection andwireless connection.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method, a horizontal field angleof the face recognition module is greater than a horizontal field angleof the iris recognition module and, accordingly, a vertical field angleof the face recognition module is greater than a vertical field angle ofthe iris recognition module.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method, the wireless connectionof the background processing component with the iris recognition moduleand the face recognition module is selected from the group consisting ofWi-Fi, Li-Fi, Internet, communication network and Bluetooth.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides a constructing method of facial characteristics,comprising the steps of:

(A) capturing facial characteristics of a user by a face recognitionmodule and generating an image data flow and transmit the image dataflow to a background processing component;

(B) capturing iris characteristics of the user by a iris recognitionmodule and generating an image data flow and transmit the image dataflow to the background processing component; and

(C) converting the image data flow to generate identity information ofthe user by the background processing component, and transmitting theidentity information of the user to an operating component for encodingprocess so as to construct facial characteristics of the user.

In one embodiment of the constructing method, a horizontal field angleof the face recognition module is greater than a horizontal field angleof the iris recognition module and, accordingly, a vertical field angleof the face recognition module is greater than a vertical field angle ofthe iris recognition module.

In one embodiment of the constructing method, the step (B) is completedbefore the step (A) or is completed with the step (A) at the same time;thus, capture iris characteristics of the user at first, then capturefacial characteristics of the user, or simultaneously capture irischaracteristics and facial characteristics of the user.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides a constructing method of facial characteristics,comprising the steps of:

(i) capturing iris and facial characteristics of a user by a facerecognition module and generating an image data flow and transmit theimage data flow to a background processing component;

(ii) capturing iris characteristics of the user by an iris recognitionmodule and generating an image data flow and transmit the image dataflow to the background processing component; and

(iii) modifying the iris characteristics of the user captured by theface recognition module using iris characteristics of the user capturedby the iris recognition module by the background processing component,and generating identity information of the user, wherein the generatedidentity information of the user is transmitted to an operatingcomponent for encoding process so as to construct facial characteristicsof the user.

In one embodiment of the constructing method, a horizontal field angleof the face recognition module is greater than a horizontal field angleof the iris recognition module and, accordingly, a vertical field angleof the face recognition module is greater than a vertical field angle ofthe iris recognition module.

In one embodiment of the constructing method, the step (ii) is completedbefore the step (i) or is completed with the step (i) at the same time;thus, capture iris characteristics of the user at first, then capturefacial characteristics of the user, or simultaneously capture irischaracteristics and facial characteristics of the user.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides an application method for an iris and facerecognition system, for a communication between a user and an externalsystem comprising an operating component which comprises an informationbase, comprising the steps of:

(I) capturing iris and facial characteristics of the user by the irisand face recognition system, and generating identification informationof the user;

(II) matching the generated identification information of the user withthe identification information of the user which is stored in theinformation base by the operating component; and

(III) when the match is succeeded, communicating the user with theexternal system.

In one embodiment of the application method, before the step (I),further comprises the steps of:

detecting communication of the external system and the user by theoperating component; and

driving the iris and face recognition system to capture iris and facialcharacteristics of the user, and generating the identificationinformation of the user.

In one embodiment of the application method, the application methodfurther comprises the steps of:

restoring the identification information of the user in the informationbase, and capturing iris and facial characteristics of the user by theiris and face recognition system and generating the identificationinformation of the user to restore in the information base.

In one embodiment of the application method, the external system is anapparatus comprising a panel, wherein when the operating componentsuccessfully matches the generated identification information of theuser with the identification information of the user which is stored inthe information base, the panel is opened.

In one embodiment of the application method, the external system is anelectronic device comprising the operating component, wherein when theoperating component successfully matches the generated identificationinformation of the user with the identification information of the userwhich is stored in the information base, the electronic device isunlocked.

In one embodiment of the application method, the external system is anelectronic device comprising the operating component, wherein when theoperating component is failed to match the generated identificationinformation of the user with the identification information of the userwhich is stored in the information base, the operating componentprevents other operations between the user and the electronic devicewhich are not relative to user authentication.

In one embodiment of the application method, the external system has anapplication program coupling with the operation component, wherein whenthe operating component successfully matches the generatedidentification information of the user with the identificationinformation of the user which is stored in the information base, theapplication program is executed.

In one embodiment of the application method, before the operatingcomponent successfully matches the generated identification informationof the user with the identification information of the user which isstored in the information base, reminder events are generated in theexternal system.

In one embodiment of the application method, the iris and facerecognition system further comprises:

an iris recognition module to capture iris characteristics of a user,

a face recognition module to capture facial characteristics of the user,and

a background processing component, wherein the iris recognition moduleand the face recognition module are respectively communicativelyconnected with the background processing component, wherein irischaracteristics and facial characteristics of the user which arecaptured by the iris recognition module and the face recognition moduleare respectively generated an image data flow, and the image data flowis transmitted to the background processing component so as to generatethe identification information of the user.

In one embodiment of the application method, the iris and facerecognition system further comprises:

a face recognition module to capture iris characteristics and facialcharacteristics of a user,

an iris recognition module to capture iris characteristics of the user,and

a background processing component, wherein the iris recognition moduleand the face recognition module are respectively communicativelyconnected with the background processing component, wherein irischaracteristics and facial characteristics of the user which arecaptured by the iris recognition module and the face recognition moduleare respectively generated an image data flow, and the image data flowis transmitted to the background processing component.

In one embodiment of the application method, the background processingcomponent modifies iris characteristics of the user captured by the facerecognition module using iris characteristics of the user captured bythe iris recognition module so as to generate the identificationinformation of the user.

In one embodiment of the application method, a horizontal field angle ofthe face recognition module is greater than a horizontal field angle ofthe iris recognition module and, accordingly, a vertical field angle ofthe face recognition module is greater than a vertical field angle ofthe iris recognition module.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides an online payment method based on an iris andface recognition system, comprising the following steps:

(α) in response to an online payment event;

(β) generate identification information of a user, and provide the irisand face recognition system to capture iris and facial characteristicsof the user and generate the identification information of the user; and

(γ) match the generated identity information of the user with theidentification information of the user which is stored in an informationbase, wherein when the match is succeed, the response of the onlinepayment event is succeed.

In one embodiment of the online payment method, after the step (α),reminder events are generated so as to remind the user for userauthentication.

In one embodiment of the online payment method, a response failing timeof online payment event exceeds a preset time, the online payment eventis locked.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides a binoculus iris images data acquisition module,comprising an iris camera module collecting the user binoculus irischaracteristics, wherein the iris camera module comprises:

an image sensor chip, wherein the image sensor chip provides number ofpixels and number of pixels of a binoculus region is at least 10pixels/mm, a total number of pixels of the binoculus region is at least1920×800 in order to meet the minimum requirements for iris recognitionalgorithms;

a lens assembly, wherein the lens assembly images an object to bephotographed on a photosensitive area of the image sensor chip; whereinwhen collecting iris characteristics of the user, the lens assembly usesthe user's pupil region as a generally focal point, and the shootingrange covers the binoculus region and a resolving power of the binoculusregion is at least 450 LW/PH; and

a printed circuit board assembly, wherein the image sensor chip and thelens assembly are mounted on the printed circuit board assembly.

In one embodiment, the binoculus iris images data acquisition modulefurther comprises at least one fill light component providing asupplementary light source for the iris camera module.

In one embodiment, the lens assembly comprises a lens, an infraredcarrier penetration filter and a lens holder, wherein the lens holder ismounted on the printed circuit board assembly, the lens and the infraredcarrier penetration filter are supported by the lens holder, so that alight signal is converted into an electrical signal in a photosensitiveregion of the image sensor chip after the light signal passes throughthe lens the infrared carrier penetration filter.

In one embodiment, when collecting user iris characteristics, a coveragerange of the fill light component is no less than a coverage range ofthe iris camera module in the same projection range so as to provide asupplementary light source for the user binoculus region.

In one embodiment, the fill light component is an infrared LEDlight-emitting element and when collecting user iris characteristics,the fill light component forms a uniform brightness in iris region.

In one embodiment, the fill light component is mounted on the printedcircuit board assembly so as to be integrated with the iris cameramodule to form the binoculus iris images data acquisition module.

In one embodiment, a light-emitting angle of each of the fill lightcomponent is greater than a horizontal field angle and a vertical filedangle of the iris camera module.

In one embodiment, the iris camera module and the fill light componenthas a preset angle and the preset angle has a range of 0-45 degree.

In one embodiment, the printed circuit board assembly comprises aprinted circuit board, wherein the printed circuit board is selectedfrom the group consisting of flex board and PCB.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides a manufacturing method for a binoculus irisimages data acquisition module, comprising the steps of:

(a) mounting an image sensor chip on a printed circuit board assembly;

(b) assembling a lens assembly coverly on an upper portion of the imagesensor chip, and

(c) adjusting a position of the lens assembly so as to form a clear userbinoculus iris characteristics image in a distance.

In one embodiment, the manufacturing method further comprises the stepof:

providing a fill light component as a supplementary light source for thebinoculus iris images data acquisition module.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method for a binoculus irisimages data acquisition module, a horizontal field angle of the filllight component is to respectively greater than a horizontal field angleand a vertical field angle of the iris camera module, so that whencollecting user iris characteristics, the iris camera module uses theuser's pupil as a focal point and the fill light component provides asupplementary light source for user binoculus region.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method for a binoculus irisimages data acquisition module, the image sensor chip and the lensassembly are assembled to be an infrared iris camera module and the filllight component is an infrared LED light emitting element, wherein whenthe iris camera module collects user iris characteristics, the filllight component forms a uniform brightness on an iris region.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method for a binoculus irisimages data acquisition module, the lens assembly comprises a lens, aninfrared carrier penetration filter and a lens holder, wherein the lensholder is mounted on the printed circuit board assembly, the lens andthe infrared carrier penetration filter are supported by the lensholder, so that a light signal is converted into an electrical signal ina photosensitive region of the image sensor chip after the light signalpasses through the lens the infrared carrier penetration filter.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method for a binoculus irisimages data acquisition module, the image sensor chip provides number ofpixels and number of pixels of a binoculus region is at least 10pixels/mm, a total number of pixels of the binoculus region is at least1920×800 in order to meet the minimum requirements for iris recognitionalgorithms.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method for a binoculus irisimages data acquisition module, when collecting iris characteristics ofthe user, a resolving power of the binoculus region is at least 450LW/PH.

In one embodiment of the manufacturing method for a binoculus irisimages data acquisition module, a pixels diameter of the image sensorchip is D, a number of the horizontal maximum output pixels is X, anumber of the vertical maximum output pixels is Y; a farthest distanceof preset binoculus iris recognition is c, according to a minimumrequirement of iris recognition algorithms to pixels which is Npixel/mm, a number of pixels needs not less than f*N in the farthestdistance c and in a range of f, and the corresponding image size of theimage sensor chip 111 is f*N*D;

wherein according to a principle of similar triangles, a proportionalrelation is as follows: (f*N*D)/f=a/(c−a); under the condition of knownN, D, c, a focal length a of the iris camera module is a=c*D*N/(D*N+1);

wherein based on a principle of similar triangles is: X*D/e=a/(c−a); andin the farthest distance c, a horizontal maximum shooting range of theiris camera module is: e=X*D*(c−a)/a;

wherein according to a principle of similar triangles: (b−a)/a=f/(X*D);a closest distance of user binoculus iris recognition b after beingcalculated is: b=[f/(X*D)+1]*a; and

wherein according to a principle of the triangle function: tan(β/2)=(e/2)/(c−a), a horizontal field angle β of the iris camera moduleafter being calculated is: β=2*arc tan [(e/2)/(c−a)].

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides a camera optics lens assembly, comprising:

a first lens having a positive focal power, wherein the first lens has afirst lens imaging side surface and a first lens object side surface andthe first lens object side surface is a convex surface;

a second lens having a negative focal power, wherein the second lens hasa second lens imaging side surface and a second lens object side surfaceand the second lens object side surface is a concave surface; and

a third lens having a negative focal power, wherein the third lens has athird lens imaging side surface and a third lens object side surface andthe third lens object side surface is a concave surface, wherein atleast one side of the first lens, the second lens, and the third lens isaspherical and an aperture slot is located between a shot object and thesecond lens.

In one embodiment of the camera optics lens assembly, a distance fromthe first lens object side surface to an imaging surface on optical axisis TTL and a focal length of the camera optics lens assembly is f, whichmeets a condition: TTL/f<0.9.

In one embodiment of the camera optics lens assembly, a focal length ofthe camera optics lens assembly is f and a focal length of the firstlens is f1, which meets a condition: 0.6<f1/f<1.0.

In one embodiment of the camera optics lens assembly, an effectiveradius of the first lens object side surface is SD11 and an effectiveradius of the third lens imaging side surface is SD32, which meets acondition: 0.6<SD11/SD32<1.5.

In one embodiment of the camera optics lens assembly, a center thicknessof the first lens is CT1 and a focal length of the camera optics lensassembly is f, which meets a condition: 0.2<CT1/f<0.5.

In one embodiment of the camera optics lens assembly, a center thicknessof the second lens is CT2 and a focal length of the camera optics lensassembly is f, which meets a condition: 0<CT2/f<0.1.

In one embodiment of the camera optics lens assembly, an aperture valueof the camera optics lens assembly is Fno, which meets a condition:Fno<2.6.

In one embodiment of the camera optics lens assembly, a distance fromthe first lens object side surface to an imaging surface on optical axisis TTL; a focal length of the camera optics lens assembly is f, a focallength of the first lens is f1; an effective radius of the first lensobject side surface of the first lens is SD11 and an effective radius ofthe third lens imaging side surface of the third lens is SD32, a centerthickness of the first lens is CT1; a center thickness of the secondlens is CT2; and an aperture value of the camera optics lens assembly isFno, wherein the camera optics lens assembly meets at least two or morethe following conditions:

condition 1: TTL/f<0.9;

condition 2: 0.6<f1/f<1.0;

condition 3: 0.6<SD11/SD32<1.5;

condition 4: 0.2<CT1/f<0.5;

condition 5: 0<CT2/f<0.1; and

condition 6: Fno<2.6.

In one embodiment of the camera optics lens assembly, the camera opticslens assembly forms an iris camera module.

In one embodiment of the camera optics lens assembly, the third lensimaging side surface is selected from the group consisting of convexsurface and concave surface.

In one embodiment of the camera optics lens assembly, the first lensimaging side surface is concave surface.

In one embodiment of the camera optics lens assembly, the first lensimaging side surface is convex surface.

In one embodiment of the camera optics lens assembly, materials of thefirst lens, the second lens and the third lens are selected from thegroup consisting of glass and plastic.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides an iris camera module, comprising:

an image sensor chip having an imaging surface, and

a camera optics lens assembly, wherein a light signal collected by thecamera optics lens assembly is converted into an electrical signal inthe image sensor chip, wherein the camera optics lens assembly furthercomprises:

a first lens having a positive focal power, wherein the first lens has afirst lens imaging side surface and a first lens object side surface andthe first lens object side surface is a convex surface;

a second lens having a negative focal power, wherein the second lens hasa second lens imaging side surface and a second lens object side surfaceand the second lens object side surface is a concave surface; and

a third lens having a negative focal power, wherein the third lens has athird lens imaging side surface and a third lens object side surface andthe third lens object side surface is a concave surface, wherein atleast one side of the first lens, the second lens, and the third lens isaspherical and an aperture slot is located between a shot object and thesecond lens.

In one embodiment of the iris camera module, the iris cameral modulefurther comprises an infrared filter which is provided between the thirdlens and the image sensor chip.

In one embodiment of the iris camera module, a distance from the firstlens object side surface to an imaging surface on optical axis is TTL; afocal length of the camera optics lens assembly is f, a focal length ofthe first lens is f1; an effective radius of the first lens object sidesurface of the first lens is SD11 and an effective radius of the thirdlens imaging side surface of the third lens is SD32, a center thicknessof the first lens is CT1; a center thickness of the second lens is CT2;and an aperture value of the camera optics lens assembly is Fno, whereinthe camera optics lens assembly meets at least two or more the followingconditions:

condition 1: TTL/f<0.9;

condition 2: 0.6<f1/f<1.0;

condition 3: 0.6<SD11/SD32<1.5;

condition 4: 0.2<CT1/f<0.5;

condition 5: 0<CT2/f<0.1; and

condition 6: Fno<2.6.

Still further objects and advantages will become apparent from aconsideration of the ensuing description and drawings.

These and other objectives, features, and advantages of the presentinvention will become apparent from the following detailed description,the accompanying drawings, and the appended claims.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an iris recognition device according to apreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view of an iris recognition device according toanother preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3A and FIG. 3B are schematic views of an iris recognition moduleand a background processing component according to the above preferredembodiment of the present invention, illustrating relationships of theiris recognition module and the background processing component

FIG. 4A and FIG. 4B are schematic views of the iris recognition deviceaccording to the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the iris camera module and the fill lightcomponent in range of a user face coverage area according to abovepreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the fill light component according to theabove preferred embodiment of the present invention, illustrating arelationship between a light emitting angle and an emission intensity ofthe fill light assembly.

FIG. 7 is a schematic view of a deviation angle and offset distance ofthe iris camera module and the fill light component according to theabove preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8A, FIG. 8B, FIG. 8C and FIG. 8D are schematic views of anapplication process according to the above preferred embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 9A and FIG. 9B are schematic views of brightness variations of auser iris region under different light source conditions.

FIG. 10 is a flow diagram of a fill light method in the iris recognitionapplications according to a preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 11A, FIG. 11B and FIG. 11C are schematic views of an irisrecognition device according to a preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 12 is a schematic view of a field angle relationship of the irisrecognition device of the present invention.

FIG. 13 and FIG. 14 are schematic views of a proportion of a binoculusregion in a face region of the present invention.

FIG. 15 is a schematic view of a relationship with a human face cameramodule and the above iris camera module of the present invention.

FIG. 16 is a block diagram of an iris recognition device according to analternative mode of the present invention.

FIG. 17 is a block diagram of an iris recognition device according toanother alternative mode of the present invention.

FIG. 18 is a manufacturing process diagram of the above iris recognitiondevice of the present invention.

FIG. 19 is a block diagram of an iris and face recognition systemaccording to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 20 is a block diagram of an iris and face recognition systemaccording to another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 21 is a schematic view of an iris and face recognition systemaccording to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 22 is a schematic view of an iris and face recognition systemaccording to another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 23 is a schematic view of the iris and face recognition systemaccording to a preferred embodiment.

FIG. 24A and FIG. 24B are application state schematic views of the irisand face recognition system of the present invention.

FIG. 25 is a schematic view of a first application of the iris and facerecognition system of the present invention.

FIG. 26 is a schematic view of instructions which are executed byoperating components of the first application of the iris and facerecognition system of the present invention.

FIG. 27 is a flow diagram of the first application of the iris and facerecognition system of the present invention.

FIG. 28 is a schematic view of a second application of the iris and facerecognition system of the present invention.

FIG. 29 is a first schematic view of instructions which are executed byoperating components of the second application of the iris and facerecognition system of the present invention.

FIG. 30 is a second schematic view of instructions which are executed byoperating components of the second application of the iris and facerecognition system of the present invention.

FIG. 31 is a first schematic view of instructions which are executed byoperating components of a third application of the iris and facerecognition system of the present invention.

FIG. 32 is a second schematic view of instructions which are executed byoperating components of the third application of the iris and facerecognition system of the present invention.

FIG. 33 is a schematic view of instructions which are executed byoperating components of a fourth application of the iris and facerecognition system of the present invention.

FIG. 34 is a flow diagram of the fourth application of the iris and facerecognition system of the present invention.

FIG. 35 is a schematic view of a binoculus iris images data acquisitionmodule according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 36 illustrates a generated location of a reflective spot accordingto the above preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 37 is a schematic view of a parameters distribution of the presentinvention.

FIG. 38 is a manufacturing process flow diagram of the iris cameramodule according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 39 is a main schematic view of a camera optics lens assemblyaccording to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 40 is an aberration curves schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 41 is an astigmatism curves schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 42 is a distortion curve schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 43 is a lateral color curve schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 44 is a main schematic view of a camera optics lens assemblyaccording to another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 45 is an aberration curves schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 46 is an astigmatism curves schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 47 is a distortion curve schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 48 is a lateral color curve schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 49 is a main schematic view of a camera optics lens assemblyaccording to another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 50 is an aberration curves schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 51 is an astigmatism curves schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 52 is a distortion curve schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 53 is a lateral color curve schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 54 is a main schematic view of a camera optics lens assemblyaccording to another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 55 is an aberration curves schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 56 is an astigmatism curves schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 57 is a distortion curve schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 58 is a lateral color curve schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 59 is a main schematic view of a camera optics lens assemblyaccording to another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 60 is an aberration curves schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 61 is an astigmatism curves schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 62 is a distortion curve schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 63 is a lateral color curve schematic view of a camera optics lensassembly according to the above preferred embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 64 is a sectional schematic view of the iris camera module of thepresent invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

The following description is disclosed to enable any person skilled inthe art to make and use the present invention. Preferred embodiments areprovided in the following description only as examples and modificationswill be apparent to those skilled in the art. The general principlesdefined in the following description would be applied to otherembodiments, alternatives, modifications, equivalents, and applicationswithout departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1 of the drawings, a fill light method and device onan iris recognition application according to a preferred embodiment ofthe present invention are illustrated, wherein the iris recognitiondevice 100 comprises an iris camera module 10, at least one fill lightcomponent 20, a printed circuit board 30, and other components.

In this embodiment of the present invention, the iris camera module 10is mounted on the printed circuit board 30, and follow-up is assembledwith the fill light component 20 to form the iris recognition device100.

As shown in FIG. 2 of the drawings, in other embodiment of the presentinvention, the camera module 10 and the fill light component 20 arerespectively mounted on the corresponding positions of the printedcircuit board 30 such that the iris camera module 10 and the fill lightcomponent 20 are adapted to complement each other and form the irisrecognition device 100.

It is worth mentioning that the printed circuit board 30 can be a flexboard or PCB, and the printed circuit board 30 ensures the usingstability and reliability of the iris recognition device 100 after theiris camera module 10 and the fill light component 20.

It is worth mentioning that the iris recognition device 100 can beapplied in a variety of external systems. In some embodiments of thepresent invention, the external systems comprise but not limited tosafety devices such as safety box, smart devices such as mobileelectronic devices, personal digital assistants, personal computers, andapplication programs such as online payment procedures.

The iris recognition device 100 is further communicatively connectedwith a background processing component 200, in such a manner that theiris recognition device 100 acquires the user correspondingcharacteristics and transmits the user corresponding characteristics tothe background processing component 200 to be processed such asanalysis, calculation, matching and so on. The iris recognition device100 collecting user iris characteristics can be combined with otherrecognition devices to collect biometric characteristics such as facialcharacteristics, fingerprint characteristics, voice characteristics andso on so as to follow-up identify the user's identity, thereby ensuringuser information security.

Referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 of the drawings according to anembodiment of the present invention, the background processing component200 is implemented as a microprocessor, and during manufacturing of theiris recognition device 100, the background processing component 200 ismounted on the printed circuit board 30 such that the irischaracteristics collected by the iris camera module 10 is quickly andefficiently transferred to the background processing component 200 to beprocessed. In the embodiment, the iris recognition device 100 has a highdegree of integration to save assembly cost when an external system isassembled.

Referring to FIG. 3A of the drawings, another embodiment of the presentinvention is illustrated. The iris recognition device 100 is providedwith a data interface 101 in advance. The background processingcomponent 200 has a connection end 201 which is coupled with the datainterface 101 to communicatively connect the iris recognition device 100with the background processing component 200, thereby enabling datatransmission between the iris recognition device 100 and the backgroundprocessing component 200.

Referring to FIG. 3B of the drawings, another embodiment of the presentinvention is illustrated. The iris recognition device 100 and backgroundprocessing component 200 are communicatively connected by a wirelessconnection in such a manner that the iris recognition device 100 isensured to have a flexibility on specific application.

It is worth mentioning that the wireless connection between the irisrecognition device 100 and the background processing component 200comprises but not be restricted to Wi-Fi, Li-Fi, internet,communications networks and Bluetooth.

In other words, the iris recognition device 100 and the backgroundprocessing component 200 are communicatively connected by a wiredconnection or a wireless connection such that iris recognition device100 meets different using requirements.

As shown in FIG. 4A and FIG. 4B of the drawings, different amount of thefill light component 20 is provided in different embodiment of thepresent invention and the position of each of the fill light component20 can be adjusted. For example, the amount of the fill light component20 can be one and the fill light component 20 is provided on thecorresponding position of the iris camera module 10 to providesupplementary light source when the iris camera module 10 collects theusers iris characteristics, so that the quality of the user irischaracteristics images is relatively higher; the amount of the filllight component 20 can be two and the two fill light component 20 aresymmetrically provided on the corresponding position of the iris cameramodule 10 to provide supplementary light source when the iris cameramodule 10 collects the user iris characteristics. In another embodimentof the present invention, the amount of the fill light component 20 canalso be more, and each of the fill light component 20 is surroundprovided in the iris camera module 10, the present invention is notlimited in this aspect.

It is worth mentioning that the amount and position of the fill lightcomponent 20 described above is exemplary and preferable only and notintended to be limiting.

In other words, in order to improve the reliability of the iris cameramodule 10 in the user iris characteristics collection, the fill lightcomponent 20 provides supplementary light source from at least oneorientation of the iris camera module 10, so that when the iris cameramodule 10 is used to collect the user iris characteristics, the userreflective spot is reduced or the generated user reflective spot islocated outside of the iris such as the sclera region.

It is worth mentioning that when the iris camera module 10 collects theuser iris characteristics, the shooting method is infrared light blackand white photography, as the user is in general environment which hasnot enough infrared light to support this shooting process, so that highquality of user iris characteristics image is acquired by the fill lightcomponent 20 providing additional light source.

Thus, the light source provided by the fill light component 20 is LEDinfrared light source to meet the shooting needs of the iris cameramodule 10. The fill light component 20 supplements infrared lights foruser binoculus region when the iris camera module 10 collects the useriris characteristics. Wherein the iris camera module 10 is preferably aninfrared camera module, so that when the iris camera module 10 collectsthe user iris characteristics, the interference of the external visiblelight is avoided as much as possible. Furthermore, the use of the filllight component 20 will not make user binoculus region to feeldiscomfort, so that when the iris camera module 10 shoots the userbinoculus region to acquire images, a uniform brightness is formed inuser's iris region. Moreover, not only the accuracy of the user irischaracteristics acquisition is improved by the infrared light, but alsothe efficiency and reliability of the iris recognition device 100processing user authentication are enhanced.

In this preferred embodiment of the present invention, the fill lightcomponent 20 comprises a light emitting element 21, wherein the lightemitting element 21 preferably is an infrared LED light-emitting elementto ensure that under the condition of the fill light component 20providing enough additional infrared light for the user irischaracteristics collection of the iris camera module 10, the energyconsumption of the iris recognition device 100 is reduced and damagecaused to the user's eyes is avoided.

As shown in FIG. 5 of the drawings, during the user iris characteristicscollecting process by the iris recognition device 100, the iris cameramodule 10 covering the face region of the user is defined as an interiorregion, so that the when the iris camera module 10 collects the useriris characteristics, the focal point is substantially in the user'siris region and preferably the focal point is located in the pupilregion; accordingly, the fill light component 20 covering outside of theuser's face region is defined as an exterior region, so that the userface region covered by the fill light component 20 always comprises theuser face region covered by the iris camera module 10 and at least oneeye of the user is located in the interior region. In such a manner thatthe fill light component 20 provides additional infrared light sourcefor the iris camera module 10 in any cases.

It is understandable that the light emitting element 21 of the filllight component 20 has a light emitting angle which is set to be lessthan 90 degrees, so that the supplemental infrared light source providedby the fill light component 20 is effectively utilized. It is worthmentioning that the light emitting angle of the light emitting element21 of the fill light component 20 is set to be less than 45 degree, sothat under the condition of ensuring that enough supplementary infraredlight is provided for the iris camera module 10 by the fill lightcomponent 20, the energy depletion of the iris recognition device 100 isreduced.

Those skilled in the art will understand that the light emissionintensity of the light emitting element 21 of the fill light component20 is changed with the light emitting angle. As shown in FIG. 6 of thedrawings, with the increasing of the light emitting angle of the lightemitting element 21, the light emission intensity of the light emittingelement 21 becomes smaller, and the light emission intensity of thelight emitting element 21 and the light emitting angle has a functionchange. It is understandable that, according to test results of thelight emission intensity of the light emitting element 21 and the lightemitting angle, when the light emitting angle of the light emittingelement 21 is at an angle between 0 degree and 45 degree, the luminousintensity of the light emitting element 21 changes gently; when thelight emitting angle of the light emitting element 21 is at an anglebetween 45 degree and 90 degree, the light emission intensity of thelight emitting element 21 has a rapid change.

As shown in FIG. 6 of the drawings, under an ideal condition, when thelight emitting angle of the light emitting element 21 is 0 degree, thelight emitting element 21 has the maximum light emission intensity andthe depletion energy of the light emitting element 21 is the least. In aspecific application of the invention, the iris camera module 10 and thefill light component 20 has a predetermined distance. In order to makethe fill light component 20 and the iris camera module 10 tosimultaneously act on a same object such as the user iris region, thefill light component 20 and the iris camera module 10 has an angle.According to the test result of the iris recognition device 100, whenthe light emitting angle of the light emitting element 21 is less than45 degree, the depletion energy of the light emitting element 21 is theleast, and each of the fill light component 20 and the iris cameramodule 10 has an optimal configuration state.

As shown in FIG. 7 of the drawings, a distance between the iris cameramodule 10 and the user iris is defined as z, an axle distance of theiris camera module 10 and the fill light component 20 is defined as x,an inclination angle of the fill light component 20 is defined as θ, anda formulas relationship of the z, x and θ is tan θ=z/x. Based on theformulas tan θ=z/x, a deviation value of the iris camera module 10 andthe fill light component 20 is determined. Those skilled in art willunderstand that when z is in a determinate state, x and θ have achanging rule of the tangent function. The value of x can be determinedby adjusting the value of θ or the value of θ can be determined byadjusting the value of x. In this way, the deviation value of the iriscamera module 10 and the fill light component 20 can be determined.

It is worth mentioning that, when the angle θ is reasonable, thereflective spots formed on the user iris by the light emitting element21 is reduced. Alternatively, the reflective spots is located outside ofthe user iris such as sclera region to avoid the generated reflectivespot having interference on the image quality when the iris cameramodule 10 shots the user iris characteristics. As shown in FIG. 8A, FIG.8B, FIG. 8C and FIG. 8D of the drawings, the effects of collected useriris characteristics by the iris recognition device 100 under differentstates are illustrated. Experiments show that supplement of the infraredlight as well as the light emitting angle and the light emissionintensity of the fill light component 20 enable that the reflectivespots cannot interfere the user iris characteristics collection of theiris camera module 10. Therefore, in some embodiment of the presentinvention, the angle θ is preferably less than 45 degree. In otherwords, an angle between the fill light component 20 and the iris cameramodule 10 is preferably less than 45 degree.

Those skilled in art will understand that when the light emissionintensity of the fill light component 20 cannot meet the brightness ofthe requirement of the iris camera module 10 collecting user irischaracteristics, on one hand the brightness of the light emittingelement 21 is increased and on the other hand the iris recognitiondevice 100 can be provided with two or more than two fill lightcomponent 20.

As shown in FIG. 9A and FIG. 9B of the drawings, the brightnessvariation of the user iris region under different light resources isillustrated.

As shown in FIG. 9A of the drawings, under a natural light condition,when the iris camera module 10 collects the user iris characteristics,the brightness of the user iris region is substantially gradient. Inthis case, image quality of the user iris characteristics collected bythe iris camera module 10 is poor and cannot meet user authenticationrequirements, thereby resulting in inefficient of the traditional irisrecognition technology and being difficult to guarantee accuracy.

As shown in FIG. 9B of the drawing, after the fill light component 20provides additional light resource for the user iris region, and whenthe iris camera module 10 collects the user iris characteristics, thebrightness of the user iris region is more evenly, so that it is helpfulto improve the quality of the user iris characteristics collected by theiris camera module 10 and the reliability of the iris recognition device100 during using process is improved.

It is worth mentioning that the image quality of the user irischaracteristics iris collected by the iris camera module 10 has animportant influence on the computing speed and the logic complexity ofthe iris recognition device 100, and has an impact on the recognitionrange of the iris recognition device 100. People skilled in the art willunderstand that when image quality of the user iris characteristics iriscollected by the iris camera module 10 is high, the complexity of thelogic design of the iris recognition device 100 can be reduced, so thatthe consumed time of the iris recognition device 100 on userauthentication is shortened.

In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the irisrecognition device 100 can achieve long-distance user iris recognition,by the miniaturization of the pixel size of the image sensor of the iriscamera module 10 and the quantifiable selector mode of the crosswisepixel quantity, and combining with the design value of the lens hfov toextend the recognition distance of the iris recognition device 100, theiris recognition device 100 can be achieved the long-distance user toiris recognition by these rational design.

Specifically, the image sensor of the iris camera module 10 provides asmall diameter pixel and when the iris camera module 10 collects theuser iris characteristics, the number of pixels in the binoculus regionis at least 10 pixels/mm and the total pixel resolution of the binoculusregion is at least 1920×800 in order to meet the minimum requirements ofiris recognition algorithms. Furthermore, when the iris camera module 10collects the user iris characteristics, the resolving power of thebinoculus region is at least 450 LW/PH (0.8 F).

Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 10 of the drawings, a fill light method ofan iris recognition application of the present invention is illustrated,wherein the fill light method comprises the following steps.

(a) Provide an iris camera module 10 and the user's pupil issubstantially focal point, and collect user iris characteristics bycapturing uniform brightness from the focal point to all around.

As shown in FIG. 11A to FIG. 12 of the drawings, the iris recognitiondevice 100 is provided with a human face camera module 40, wherein thehuman face camera module 40 is mounted on the printed circuit board 30such that the iris recognition device 100 simultaneously collects theuser facial and iris characteristics, so that user authenticationaccuracy of the iris recognition device 100 is improved by increasinginformation of user characteristics captured by the iris recognitiondevice 100.

As shown in FIG. 11A of the drawings, the iris camera module 10, thehuman face camera module 40 and the fill light component 20 areintegrated on the iris recognition device 100, wherein the iris cameramodule 10 can collect one eye user iris characteristics or binoculususer iris characteristics. The fill light component 20 providesadditional fill light resource for the collected iris region. The humanface camera module 40 collects user facial characteristics and in thefollow-up, the user facial and iris characteristics are transferred tothe background processing component 200 for processing.

It is worth mentioning that the iris camera module 10 has a higher pixelresolution which is up to at least 1920×800 to have a higher quality ofthe generated image when the user iris characteristics is collected.Correspondingly, the human face camera module 40 can have a lower pixelin order to ensure that the cost of the iris recognition device 100 isreduced based on ensuring the actual value of the use of the irisrecognition device 100.

It is worth mentioning that, when the iris recognition device 100collects the user facial and iris characteristics, the iris cameramodule 10 and the human face camera module 40 can simultaneously collectthe user's iris and facial characteristics. Alternatively, the iriscamera module 10 and the human face camera module 40 can respectivelycollect the user's iris and facial characteristics, and then to beprocessed by the background processing component 200 in the subsequent.

As shown in FIG. 11B and FIG. 11C of the drawings, when the irisrecognition device 100 collects the user facial and irischaracteristics, the region of the iris camera module 10 covering theuser face is defined as a region 1, and the region of the fill lightcomponent 20 covering the user face is defined as region 2. Accordingly,the region of the human face camera module 40 covering the user face isdefined as a region 3. Wherein the user eyes are located on the region1, and the relationship of the region 1, region 2 and region 3 is: areaof the region 3 comprises the area of the region 2 and the area of theregion 2 comprises the area of the region 1.

Thus, in some embodiment of the present invention, the human face cameramodule 40 can also collect user iris characteristics and then in theprocess of processing the user biometric characteristics, the irischaracteristics collected by the human face camera module 40 is modifiedby the iris characteristics collected by the iris camera module 10,thereby identifying user's identity.

It is worth mentioning that, by adjusting the position of the iriscamera module 10, the fill light component 20 and the human face cameramodule 40, the positions and inclusion relationships of the abovedisclosed regions can be meet or changed.

As shown in FIG. 12 of the drawings, the horizontal field angle of theiris camera module 10 is defined as the length direction of the userbinoculus and the vertical field angle of the iris camera module 10 isdefined as the width direction of the user binoculus. Accordingly, thehorizontal field angle of the human face camera module 40 is defined asthe length direction of the user face and the vertical field angle ofthe human face camera module 40 is defined as the width direction of theuser face. When providing the angle between the fill light component 20and the iris camera module 10, in order to ensure that the generatedlight of the light emitting element 21 of the fill light component 20can cover the region which the iris camera module 10 covers, the lightemitting angle of the light emitting element 21 of the fill lightcomponent 20 is respectively greater than the horizontal field angle andthe vertical field angle of the iris camera module 10. In this way, itcan make the coverage range of the fill light component 20 to be greaterthan the coverage range of the iris camera module 10 in the sameprojection range.

In addition, the horizontal field angle of the human face camera module40 is greater than iris camera module 10 thereof, and accordingly, thevertical field angle of the human face camera module 40 is greater thanthe iris camera module 10 thereof. Thus, it can make the actuating rangeof the human face camera module 40 to cover the actuating range of theiris camera module 10.

As shown in FIG. 13 and FIG. 14 of the drawings, viewing from thehorizontal direction, the width distance of the human eyes regionapproximately occupies ⅗ of the width distance of the user face region;accordingly, viewing from the longitudinal direction, the longitudinaldistance of the human eyes region roughly occupied ⅙ of the longitudinaldistance of the user face region, and the human eyes region is locatedon 3/6 of the user face region (with reference to the direction as shownin FIG. 14 of the drawings). Those skilled in the art will understandthat the width and longitudinal distance of the human eyes region, andthe location of the human eyes region on the user face region haveimportant implications on the position of the iris camera module 10 andthe human face camera module 40. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 15 ofthe drawings, in some embodiments of the present invention, when theiris camera module 10 of the iris recognition device 100 and the humanface camera module 40 are longitudinally arranged, a distance from theiris recognition device 100 to user face is 30 cm-40 cm (it is worthmentioning that, in a preferred embodiment of the present invention,compared to the traditional iris recognition technology, 30 cm-40 cm isthe effective recognition distance of the iris recognition device 100).

Within a distance range of 30 cm-40 cm, the horizontal field angle ofthe iris camera module 10 is approximately iris camera module 10 toprinted circuit board 30 degree, the vertical filed angle of the iriscamera module 10 is approximately 15 degree; accordingly, the horizontalfield angle of the human face camera module 40 is approximately soundacquisition component 60 degree, the vertical filed angle of the humanface camera module 40 is approximately 38 degree. In order to make therecognition region of the human face camera module 40 covers user faceregion and the recognition region of the iris camera module 10 coversthe user binoculus region at the same time, a relative distance of theiris camera module 10 and the human face camera module 40 isapproximately 29 mm.

In other embodiments of the present invention, when the iris cameramodule 10 of the iris recognition device 100 and the human face cameramodule 40 are horizontally arranged, a relative distance of the iriscamera module 10 and the human face camera module 40 is obtained byrespectively setting suitable horizontal and vertical filed angle of theiris camera module 10 and the human face camera module 40.

Those skilled in the art will understand that, when the distance fromthe iris recognition device 100 to the user face is changed, on onehand, it can be achieved by adjusting the horizontal and vertical filedangle of the iris camera module 10 and the human face camera module 40;on the other hand, the it can be achieved by adjusting a relativedistance of the iris camera module 10 and the human face camera module40.

As shown in FIG. 16 of the drawings, in other embodiments of the presentinvention, the iris recognition device 100 is provided with afingerprint collection component 50 for collecting user fingerprintcharacteristics, wherein the fingerprint collection component 50 iscoupled to the printed circuit board 30, thereby forming a biometricrecognition device.

In this embodiment, the fingerprint collection component 50 collects theuser fingerprint characteristics so as to assist the user irischaracteristics collected by the iris camera module 10 for userauthentication, thereby improving reliability of the iris recognitiondevice 100.

As shown in FIG. 17 of the drawings, in other embodiment of the presentinvention, the iris recognition device 100 further comprises a soundacquisition component 60 for collecting user voice characteristics,wherein the sound acquisition component 60 is coupled to the printedcircuit board 30.

In this embodiment, the sound acquisition component 60 collects the uservoice characteristics so as to assist the user iris characteristicscollected by the iris camera module 10 for user authentication, therebyimproving reliability of the iris recognition device 100.

Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 18 of the drawings, a manufacturing methodof an iris recognition device 100 of the present invention isillustrated, wherein the manufacturing method comprises the followingsteps.

(A) Mount a printed circuit board 30 on an iris camera module 10.

(B) Provide at least one fill light component 20 on the iris cameramodule 10, and when the iris camera module 10 collects the users irischaracteristics, provide a supplementary light source; wherein each ofthe fill light component 20 comprises at least one light emittingelement 21, the light-emitting angle of each of the light emittingelement 21 is greater than the horizontal field angle and vertical filedangle of the iris camera module 10.

It is worth mentioning that, according to another aspect of the presentinvention, the present invention also provides an iris and facerecognition system 400, wherein the iris and face recognition system 400applies the iris recognition device 100 of the present invention.Specifically, as shown in FIG. 19 and FIG. 20 of the drawings, the irisand face recognition system 400 according to different embodiment areillustrated. Wherein the iris and face recognition system 400 comprisesan iris recognition module 102, a face recognition module 104 and thebackground processing component 200. Wherein the iris recognition module102 and the face recognition module 104 are respectively to capture theiris and the facial characteristics of a user 500, and thereafter, theiris and the facial characteristics of the user 500 are respectivelygenerated an image data flow 202 to transmit to the backgroundprocessing component 200 for subsequent processing.

As shown in FIG. 21 of the drawings, in some embodiments of the presentinvention, the iris and face recognition system 400 further comprisesthe printed circuit board 30, wherein the iris recognition module 102,the face recognition module 104 and the background processing component200 are respectively mounted on the printed circuit board 30 such thatthe iris recognition module 102 and the face recognition module 104 arecommunicatively connected with the background processing component 200.Furthermore, such a manner can ensure that the iris and face recognitionsystem 400 captures the iris and facial characteristics of the user 500and then the generated image data flow 202 is effectively transferred tothe background processing component 200.

Referring to FIG. 22 of the drawings according to other embodiment ofthe present invention, the iris recognition module 102 and the facerecognition module 104 are respectively mounted on the printed circuitboard 30. The background processing component 200 is disposed orprovided to an external system 300. The iris and face recognition system400 connects with the external system 300 by an access port and theexternal system 300 can also be wirelessly connected to the iris andface recognition system 400. In other words, the iris recognition module102 and the face recognition module 104 are respectively andcommunicatively connected to the background processing component 200.

It is worth mentioning that the iris recognition module 102 and the facerecognition module 104 can be selectively connected and communicativelyconnected to the background processing component 200 by a wired orwireless connection. As a preferred embodiment, the iris recognitionmodule 102 and the face recognition module 104 are communicativelyconnected to the background processing component 200 via Wi-Fi, Li-Fi,internet, communication networks, and Bluetooth and so on.

As shown in FIG. 19 of the drawings, the iris and face recognitionsystem 400 is integrated on external system 300, and the iris and facerecognition system 400 and external system 300 are communicativelyconnected via one or more cable transmission lines for wired connectionor via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and other communications for wirelessconnection, so that the user iris and facial characteristics of the user500 which are collected by the iris and face recognition system 400 canbe effectively transmitted to the external system 300.

Combined with an object of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 20 ofthe drawings on one embodiment, the iris and face recognition system 400is also be applied in the traditional external system 300, so that byconnecting the iris and face recognition system 400 to the traditionalexternal system 300, the mounting of the iris and face recognitionsystem 400 and the external system 300 is achieved.

It is worth mentioning that, the iris and face recognition system 400and the external system 300 can also be communicatively coupled via awired or wireless connection so as to easy to use.

In some embodiment of the present invention, the external system 300 canbe implemented as an apparatus 302 and/or an electronic device 304and/or an application program 306, etc., and the iris and facerecognition system 400 is communicatively connected with the apparatus302, the electronic device 304 and the application program 306.

It is worth mentioning that the external system 300 comprises but notrestricted to access control devices, safety devices, mobilecommunication devices, handheld electronic devices, personal digitalassistants, tablet PCs, laptops, servers, and etc. Those skilled in theart should be understood that the external system 300 also comprise acombination of two or more than two thereof. It should also beunderstandable that the external system 300 is only as an example toelaborate and expose the contents of the present invention to aid thoseskilled in the art to better understand the present invention. Theexternal system 300 further comprises contents more than the drawingsand embodiments described, or the external system 300 also have otherforms and implements.

As shown in FIG. 23 of the drawings, the iris recognition module 102further comprises the iris camera module 10, wherein the iris cameramodule 10 shoots the iris region of the user 500 to collect the irischaracteristics of the user 500 and generates the image data flow 202 inthe subsequent. In order to make the iris recognition module 102 to havea higher shooting quality, the iris recognition module 102 is provided anumber of elements having filling light function to cooperate with theiris camera module 10.

It is worth mentioning that the quality of the iris characteristicscaptured by the iris recognition module 102 has an important impact onthe subsequent operation speed and the logic complexity of the iris andface recognition system 400, and has an impact on the recognition rangeand ability of the iris recognition module 102. Those skilled in the artwill understand that, the higher the quality of the iris characteristicsof the user 500 captured by the iris recognition module 102 is, thelower the logic complexity of the iris and face recognition system 400is, and the shorter the consumed time of the iris and face recognitionsystem 400 identifying the user 500 is.

In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the image dataflow 202 enables a long-distance user iris recognition, by theminiaturization of the pixel size of the image sensor and thequantifiable selector mode of the crosswise pixel quantity, andcombining with the design value of the len to extend the recognitiondistance of the iris recognition module 102, the iris recognition module102 can be achieved the long-distance user iris recognition by theserational design.

Accordingly, the face recognition module 104 further comprises the humanface camera module 40, wherein the human face camera module 40 collectsthe face characteristics of the user 500 and generates the image dataflow 202 in the subsequent. In some embodiments of the presentinvention, in order to make the iris and face recognition system 400 tohave a higher image quality based on the iris and face recognitionsystem 400 having a lower cost, the iris camera module 10 provided bythe iris recognition module 102 has a higher pixel to collect the irischaracteristics of the user 500. In some embodiments, the iris cameramodule 10 only needs to capture the iris characteristics of one eye ofthe user 500, while in other embodiments, the iris camera module 10 cancapture binoculus iris characteristics of the user 500 and has a highquality. Accordingly, the human face camera module 40 provided by theface recognition module 104 can have a lower pixel.

It is worth mentioning that, when the iris and face recognition system400 captures the user iris and facial characteristics of the user 500,the iris recognition module 102 and the face recognition module 104 canacquire an image at the same time or acquire the image respectively, andthen the background processing component 200 has an integrity process onthe characteristics captured by the iris recognition module 102 and theface recognition module 104 to generate relevant identity information ofthe user 500.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the face recognitionmodule 104 can capture the facial characteristics of the user 500, andgenerates the image data flow 202; the iris recognition module 102 cancapture the iris characteristics of the user 500 and generates the imagedata flow 202, then, the two types of the image data flow 202 areseparately transmitted to the background processing component 200 forcalculating and to generate the identity information of the user 500.

In other embodiments of the present invention, the face recognitionmodule 104 can respectively capture the facial characteristics and irischaracteristics of the user 500, and generates the image data flow 202.The iris recognition module 102 can capture the iris characteristics ofthe user 500 and generates the image data flow 202, and then, the twotypes of the image data flow 202 are separately transmitted to thebackground processing component 200 for calculating, wherein during thebackground processing component 200 processing the image data flow 202,the iris characteristics recognized by the face recognition module 104is modified by the iris characteristics recognized by the irisrecognition module 102, thereby generating the identity information ofthe user 500.

As shown in FIG. 12 of the drawings, the horizontal field angle of theface recognition module 104 is defined as is defined as the lengthdirection of the user face and the vertical field angle of the facerecognition module 104 is defined as the width direction of the userface. As shown in FIG. 24A and FIG. 24B of the drawings, when the irisand face recognition system 400 captures the facial and irischaracteristics of the user 500, the region of the iris recognitionmodule 102 covering the face of the user 500 is defined as a region 1,and the region of the face recognition module 104 covering the face ofthe user 500 is defined as region 2. Accordingly, the region of thehuman face camera module 40 covering the user face is defined as aregion 3. Wherein, the region 1 is comprised by the region 2 so that thefacial characteristics of the user 500 recognized by the facerecognition module 104 comprises the iris characteristics of the user500 recognized by the iris recognition module 102.

It is worth mentioning that, by adjusting the positions of the irisrecognition module 102 and the face recognition module 104, thepositions and inclusion relationships of the above disclosed regionscovering the user 500 can be meet or changed.

Additionally, in some embodiments, the positional relationship andshooting range of the iris recognition module 102 and the facerecognition module 104 can be automatically adjusted according todifferent needs, and the exposure of the iris recognition module 102 andthe face recognition module 104 can also be automatically controlled, sothat the iris and face recognition system 400 meets the needs of theuser 500 in different environments.

It is worth mentioning that, when the users iris and facialcharacteristics captured by the iris recognition module 102 and the facerecognition module 104 are generated the image data flow 202, the imagedata flow 202 is transmitted to the background processing component 200for follow-up processing via one or more communication lines or otherwired connections or via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and other wirelessconnections. Preferably, the transmission mode is USB data Endpoint, andits advantage is reflected that the USB terminal is able tosimultaneously control and process the image data flow 202 which iscaptured by the iris recognition module 102 and the face recognitionmodule 104, thereby increasing recognition rate of the iris and facerecognition system 400.

The background processing component 200 can simultaneously process theimages captured by the iris recognition module 102 and the facerecognition module 104, and also enables conversion between black andwhite and color images so as to improve the recognition speed of theiris and face recognition system 400 recognizing the identityinformation of the user 500.

It is worth mentioning that the iris and face recognition system 400 canalso be used as implantable device configured on the traditionalexternal system 300, and the iris and face recognition system 400 cancooperated with the operating system of the external system 300 to formthe implantable recognition system, thereby effectively ensuring theinformation security of user 500.

As shown in FIG. 19 and FIG. 20 of the drawings, the external system 300further comprises an operating component 308, wherein the backgroundprocessing component 200 is communicatively connected to the operatingcomponent 308. The operating component 308 further comprises aninformation base 3082, wherein the identity information of the user 500generated by the background processing component 200 is invoked by theoperating component 308, and the operating component 308 also invokesthe identity information of the user 500 which is stored in theinformation base 3082. Furthermore, the operating component 308 comparesthe regenerated user identity information of the user 500 with theidentity information of the user 500 which is stored in the informationbase 3082, thereby identifying the user 500.

Specifically, when the user 500 requires the external system 300,firstly, the external system 300 drives the iris and face recognitionsystem 400 to shoot the iris and facial characteristics of the user 500,and respectively generates the image data flow 202 carrying the iris andfacial characteristics of the user 500 in the follow-up and furthertransmits the image data flow 202 to background processing component200; secondly, the operating component 308 can respectively invoke theidentity information of the user 500 of the background processingcomponent 200 to compare with the identity information of the user 500which is stored in the information base 3082; if the comparison ismatched, the user 500 continues to operate the external system 300, ifthe comparison fails then the external system 300 is maintained in theoriginal state.

Accordingly, the present invention provides a manufacturing method forthe iris and face recognition system 400, wherein the method comprisesthe following steps.

(A) Mount an iris recognition module 102 and a face recognition module104 respectively on a printed circuit board 30.

(B) Communicatively connect a background processing component 200 to theprinted circuit board 30.

It is worth mentioning that, the iris recognition module 102 and theface recognition module 104 are respectively mounted on the printedcircuit board 30. In other words, the iris recognition module 102 andthe face recognition module 104 are respectively coupled with theprinted circuit board 30, and when the background processing component200 is communicatively connected to the printed circuit board 30, thecommunicatively connections of the iris recognition module 102 with thebackground processing component 200 and the face recognition module 104with the background processing component 200 are achieved.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the step (b)further comprises the step of:

mounting the background processing component 200 on the printed circuitboard 30; or

selectively and communicatively connecting the background processingcomponent 200 and with the printed circuit board 30 via a wired or awireless connection.

In other words, the background processing component 200 is mounted onthe printed circuit board 30 such that the iris recognition module 102,the face recognition module 104 and the background processing component200 are integrated together to facilitate to use; alternatively, theprinted circuit board 30 and the background processing component 200 areselectively and communicatively connected via a wired or a wirelessconnection so as to ensure the reliability of the iris and facerecognition system 400 during using.

It is worth mentioning that, according to one aspect of the presentinvention, the present invention also provides a constructing method ofthe facial characteristics, wherein the method comprises the followingsteps.

(A) Capture the facial characteristics of a user 500 by a facerecognition module 104 and generate an image data flow 202 and transmitthe image data flow 202 to a background processing component 200.

(B) Capture the iris characteristics of the user 500 by a irisrecognition module 102 and generate an image data flow 202 and transmitthe image data flow 202 to the background processing component 200.

(C) The background processing component 200 converts the image data flow202 to generate the identity information of the user 500, and transmitsto an operating component 308 for encoding process so as to constructthe facial characteristics of the user 500.

It is worth mentioning that, the step (B) is finished before or isfinished with the step (A). Thus, capture the iris characteristics ofthe user 500 at first, then capture the facial characteristics of theuser 500, or simultaneously capture the iris characteristics and thefacial characteristics of the user 500.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the presentinvention also provides a constructing method of the facialcharacteristics, wherein the method comprises the following steps.

(i) Capture the iris and facial characteristics of a user 500 by a facerecognition module 104 and generate an image data flow 202 and transmitthe image data flow 202 to a background processing component 200.

(ii) Capture the iris characteristics of the user 500 by a irisrecognition module 102 and generate an image data flow 202 and transmitthe image data flow 202 to the background processing component 200.

(iii) The background processing component 200 modifies the irischaracteristics of the user 500 captured by the face recognition module104 using the iris characteristics of the user 500 captured by the irisrecognition module 102, and generate the identity information of theuser 500, and the generated identity information of the user 500 istransmits to an operating component 308 for encoding process so as toconstruct the facial characteristics of the user 500.

Accordingly, in one embodiment of the present invention, the step (ii)can also be done before the step (i) or be simultaneously done with thestep (ii); thus, capture the iris characteristics of the user 500 atfirst, and then captures the facial characteristics and irischaracteristics of the user 500, or alternatively capture the irischaracteristics and the facial characteristics of the user 500 at thesame time.

As shown in FIG. 26 and FIG. 25 of the drawing, the external system 300which is implemented as an apparatus 302 is illustrated, wherein theapparatus 302 comprises an operating component 308. The operatingcomponent 308 further comprises an information base 3082 and theidentity information of a user 500 is pre-stored the information base3082 for being invoking by the operating component 308 in the sequence.Those skilled in the art will understand that the iris and facerecognition system 400 is provided on the apparatus 302. The iris andfacial characteristics of the user 500 captured by the iris and facerecognition system 400 can generate the identity information of the user500. The operating component 308 compares the generated user identityinformation of the user 500 with the identity information of the user500 which is restored in the information base 3082, thereby identifyingthe user 500.

Specifically, the apparatus 302 further comprises a panel 3022 which isclosed in the apparatus 302, wherein the iris and face recognitionsystem 400 can be implemented as provided on the panel 3022, by thecooperating of the operating component 308 and the iris and facerecognition system 400, the switching of opening and closing of thepanel 3022 is controlled.

As shown in FIG. 26 of the drawings, during the switching of controllingthe opening and closing of the panel 3022 of the apparatus 302, theoperating component 308 detects communication of the user 500 and theapparatus 302 and determines whether the iris and face recognitionsystem 400 processes user authentication.

When the operating component 308 determines that the iris and facerecognition system 400 does not process the authentication of the user500, the operating component 308 controls the panel 3022 of theoperating component 308 to remain being locked.

When the operating component 308 determines that the iris and facerecognition system 400 needs to process the authentication of the user500, the operating component 308 controls the iris and face recognitionsystem 400 to acquire the iris and facial characteristics of the user500.

The iris recognition module 102 and the face recognition module 104acquire the iris and facial characteristics of the user 500, and thegenerated image data flow 202 is transmitted to the backgroundprocessing component 200. The background processing component 200converts the image data flow 202 into the identity information of theuser 500, and further transmits to the operating component 308.

The operating component 308 compares the transmitted identityinformation of the user 500 with the identity information of the user500 which is stored in the information base 3082.

When the operating component 308 determines that the transmittedidentity information of the user 500 and the identity information of theuser 500 which is stored in the information base 3082 do not match, theoperating component 308 controls the panel 3022 of the operatingcomponent 308 to remain being locked.

When the operating component 308 determines that the transmittedidentity information of the user 500 and the identity information of theuser 500 which is stored in the information base 3082 are matched, theoperating component 308 controls the panel 3022 of the operatingcomponent 308 to be unlocked.

Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 27 of the drawings, the present inventionalso provides an application method of the apparatus 302, wherein themethod comprises the following steps.

(c) Capture the iris and facial characteristics of a user 500 by a irisand face recognition system 400 which is provided in an apparatus 302,and generate the identification information of the user 500.

(d) Match the generated identification information of the user 500 withthe identification information of the user 500 which is stored in aninformation base 3082 of an operating component 308.

(e) When the operating component 308 determines that the match issuccessful, the operating component 308 controls the panel 3022 of theoperating component 308 to be unlocked.

According to one aspect of the present invention, before the step (c),the method further comprises the step of restoring the identityinformation of the user 500 in the information base 3082.

It is worth mentioning that, in this step, the iris and facialcharacteristics of the user 500 are respectively captured by the irisand face recognition system 400 and is converted to the identityinformation of the user 500 by the operating component 308 and isrestored in the information base 3082, so that in the subsequent use ofthe apparatus 302, the operating component 308 can easily and quicklyinvoke the identity information of the user 500, thereby shortening theauthentication time of the user 500 by the iris and face recognitionsystem 400.

It is also worth mentioning that after the completion of the lastauthentication process, the operating component 308 and the iris andface recognition system 400 can be returned to original states in orderto facilitate the next authentication.

Referring to FIG. 28 to FIG. 30 of the drawings, a second applicationmethod of the present invention is illustrated. In this embodiment ofthe present invention, the external system 300 is implemented as theelectronic device 304, wherein the electronic device electronic device304 comprises an operating component 308 preset with operating system.The operating component 308 further comprises an information base 3082and the identity information of a user 500 is pre-stored the informationbase 3082 for being invoking by the operating component 308 in thesequence. The operating component 308 matches the generated useridentity information of the user 500 with the identity information ofthe user 500 which is restored in the information base 3082.

It is worth mentioning that the restored operational components of theoperating component 308 of the electronic device 304 comprises but norrestricted to WINDOWS, IOS, ANDROID, LINUX, UBUNTU and so on. It isworth mentioning that, in order to ensure the using security of theelectronic device 304, the user 500 typically adds authenticationmethods such as digital passwords to the electronic device 304. In otherwords, before the user 500 uses the electronic device 304 each time, theelectronic device 304 is required to verify the identity information ofthe user 500.

As shown in FIG. 29 of the drawings, the process of authenticating theidentity information of the user 500 using the electronic device 304comprises the following steps.

The operating component 308 detects communication of the electronicdevice 304 and the user 500, and determine whether the iris and facerecognition system 400 processes user authentication.

When the operating component 308 determines that the iris and facerecognition system 400 does not need to process the authentication ofthe user 500, the electronic device remains being locked.

When the operating component 308 determines that the iris and facerecognition system 400 needs to process the authentication of the user500, the operating component 308 controls the iris and face recognitionsystem 400 to acquire the user iris and facial characteristics.

The iris recognition module 102 and the face recognition module 104acquire the iris and facial characteristics of the user 500 at the sametime and generate an image data flow 202, the image data flow 202 istransmitted to the background processing component 200, the backgroundprocessing component 200 converts the image data flow 202 to generatethe identity information of the user 500 and the identity information ofthe user 500 is transmitted to the operating component 308.

The operating component 308 compares the generated identity informationof the user 500 with the identity information of the user 500 which isstored in the information base 3082.

When the operating component 308 determines that the generated identityinformation of the user 500 and the identity information of the user 500which is stored in the information base 3082 are not matched, theoperating component 308 controls the electronic device 304 to beremained being locked.

When the operating component 308 determines that the generated identityinformation of the user 500 and the identity information of the user 500which is stored in the information base 3082 are matched, the operatingcomponent 308 controls the electronic device 304 to be unlocked.

It is worth mentioning that, when the electronic device 304 is in thelocked state, the operating component 308 also prevents other operationsbetween the user 500 and the electronic device 304 which are notrelative to the user authentication.

It is also worth mentioning that, when the operating component 308determines that the iris and face recognition system 400 needs toprocess the user authentication, reminder events are generated on theelectronic device 304, such as a visual cue or sound tips to assist theuser to operate the next step.

It is appreciated that when the electronic device 304 has the initialsetup, in the information base 3082 of the operating component 308, theinformation of the iris and facial characteristics of the user 500 areinput so as to generate the restored identity information of the user500 in the information base 3082.

Moreover, when the operating component 308 determines that theelectronic device 304 is restored to the initial setup, the identityinformation of the user 500 stored in the information base 3082 iscleared, and when the electronic device 304 reminds to setup, theinformation of the iris and facial characteristics of the user 500 areinput again so as to generate the restored identity information of theuser 500 in the information base 3082.

Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 30 of the drawings, according to oneaspect of the present invention, an unlocking method for the electronicdevice 304 is provided, for unlocking the electronic device 304, whereinthe method comprises the following steps:

(f) Capture the iris and facial characteristics of a user 500, andgenerate the identification information of the user 500.

(g) Match the generated identification information of the user 500 withthe identification information of the user 500 which is stored in aninformation base 3082 of the electronic device 304.

(h) When the generated identification information of the user 500matches with the identification information of the user 500 which isstored in the information base 3082, the electronic device 304 isunlocked.

According to one aspect of the present invention, the step (f) furthercomprises the following steps:

Capture the iris and facial characteristics of the user 500 by an irisand face recognition system 400 which is communicatively connected tothe electronic device 304, wherein the iris and face recognition system400 comprises:

an iris recognition module 102 for capturing the iris characteristics ofthe user 500 and generating a image data flow 202;

a face recognition module 104 for capturing the facial characteristicsof the user 500 and generating a image data flow 202; and

a background processing component 200 which is communicatively connectedto the iris recognition module 102 and the face recognition module 104so as to convert the image data flow 202 to generate the identityinformation of the user 500.

According to another aspect of the present invention, the step (f)further comprises the step of capturing the iris and facialcharacteristics of the user 500 by an iris and face recognition system400 which is communicatively connected to the electronic device 304,wherein the iris and face recognition system 400 comprises:

an iris recognition module 102 for capturing the iris characteristics ofthe user 500 and generating a image data flow 202;

a face recognition module 104 for capturing the iris and facialcharacteristics of the user 500 and generating a image data flow 202;and

a background processing component 200 which is communicatively connectedto the iris recognition module 102 and the face recognition module 104so as to convert the image data flow 202 to generate the identityinformation of the user 500.

Those skilled in the art will understand that, the operating component308 and the iris and face recognition system 400 can also process theauthentication of the user 500 during operating specific application inthe electronic device 304. As shown in FIG. 31 of the drawings, theelectronic device 304 comprises one or more application program 3042.After the application program 3042 is downloaded and is installed, theuser 500 can add user authentication software to the application program3042. At this time, the iris and facial characteristics of the user 500need to be input into the operating component 308. Alternatively, theiris and facial characteristics of the user 500 are invoked from theinformation base 3082 as the stored user information of the applicationprogram 3042.

Accordingly, during the process of adding user authentication softwareto the application program 3042, the operating component 308 is neededto execute the instructions as shown in FIG. 32 of the drawings.

Acquire the iris and facial characteristics of the user 500 by the irisrecognition module 102 and the face recognition module 104 at the sametime, and generate the image data flow 202, which is transmitted to thebackground processing component 200, wherein the background processingcomponent 200 converts the image data flow 202 into the identityinformation of the user 500, and the identity information of the user500 is further transmitted to the operating component 308.

The operating component 308 receives the identity information of theuser 500, and the operating component 308 determines the generatedidentity information of the user 500 and the identity information of theuser 500 which is stored in the information base 3082.

When the operating component 308 determines that the generated identityinformation of the user 500 and the identity information of the user 500which is stored in the information base 3082 are not matched, addinguser authentication to the operating component 308 is failed.

When the operating component 308 determines that the generated identityinformation of the user 500 and the identity information of the user 500which is stored in the information base 3082 are matched, adding userauthentication to the operating component 308 is finished.

It is worth mentioning that, the application program 3042 setting userauthentication software and the unlocking software of the applicationprogram 3042 are that the generated identity information of the user 500and the identity information of the user 500 which is stored in theinformation base 3082 are matched. In this way, a non-user setting theuser authentication software on the application program 3042 of theelectronic device 304 is avoided.

It is understandable that, after the setting of the user authenticationsoftware on the application program 3042 is complete, reminder eventsare generated on the electronic device 304, such as a visual cue orsound tips to assist users with the next steps.

As shown in FIG. 31 of the drawings, when executing the applicationprogram 3042, the operating component 308 requires to verify identityinformation of the user 500, the process is as follows.

The operating component 308 detects communication of the applicationprogram 3042 and the user 500, and determine whether the iris and facerecognition system 400 processes user authentication.

When the operating component 308 determines that the iris and facerecognition system 400 does not need to process the authentication ofthe user 500, the operating component 308 controls the electronic device304 to return to other application program 3042.

When the operating component 308 determines that the iris and facerecognition system 400 needs to process the authentication of the user500, the operating component 308 controls the iris and face recognitionsystem 400 to acquire the user iris and facial characteristics.

The iris recognition module 102 and the face recognition module 104acquire the iris and facial characteristics of the user 500 at the sametime and generate an image data flow 202, the image data flow 202 istransmitted to the background processing component 200, the backgroundprocessing component 200 converts the image data flow 202 to generatethe identity information of the user 500 and the identity information ofthe user 500 is transmitted to the operating component 308.

The operating component 308 compares the generated identity informationof the user 500 with the identity information of the user 500 which isstored in the information base 3082.

When the operating component 308 determines that the generated identityinformation of the user 500 and the identity information of the user 500which is stored in the information base 3082 are not matched, theapplication program 3042 is not executed.

When the operating component 308 determines that the generated identityinformation of the user 500 and the identity information of the user 500which is stored in the information base 3082 are matched, theapplication program 3042 is executed. So that the setting of the userauthentication software of the application program 3042 and theexecuting process of the application program 3042 are completed.

Accordingly, the present invention provides an application method of theiris and face recognition system 400 for user 500 implementing a user500 communicating with an external system 300, wherein the externalsystem 300 comprises an operating component 308, and the operatingcomponent 308 further comprises an information base 3082, wherein themethod comprises the following steps.

(I) Capture the iris and facial characteristics of the user 500 by aniris and face recognition system 400, and generate the identificationinformation of the user 500.

(II) Match the generated identification information of the user 500 withthe identification information of the user 500 which is stored in theinformation base 3082 by the operating component 308.

(III) When the match is succeeded, the user 500 communicates with theexternal system 300.

According to one aspect of the present invention, before the step (I),the method further comprises the following steps:

The operating component 308 detects communication of the external system300 and the user 500.

Drive the iris and face recognition system 400 to capture iris andfacial characteristics of the user 500, and generate the identificationinformation of the user 500.

According to one aspect of the present invention, when the informationbase 3082 restores the identification information of the user 500, theiris and face recognition system 400 captures the iris and facialcharacteristics of the user 500 and generates identity information ofthe user 500 as to restore in the information base 3082.

Referring to FIG. 33 of the drawings, an online payment method based onthe iris and face recognition system 400 according to the abovepreferred embodiment is illustrated. In the online payment, the iris andface recognition system 400 verifies the identity information of theuser 500 so as to ensure the security of user information.

Specifically, in the online payment process, the user authenticationprocess of the user 500 of the operating component 308 comprises thefollowing steps:

Respond to an online payment event.

The operating component 308 accepts the response to the online paymentevent, and the operating component 308 determines whether the iris andface recognition system 400 processes the user authentication.

When the operating component 308 determines that the iris and facerecognition system 400 does not need to process the authentication ofthe user 500, the response of the online payment is failed.

When the operating component 308 determines that the iris and facerecognition system 400 needs to process the authentication of the user500, the operating component 308 controls the iris and face recognitionsystem 400 to acquire the user iris and facial characteristics.

The iris recognition module 102 and the face recognition module 104acquire the iris and facial characteristics of the user 500 at the sametime and generate an image data flow 202, the image data flow 202 istransmitted to the background processing component 200, the backgroundprocessing component 200 converts the image data flow 202 to generatethe identity information of the user 500 and the identity information ofthe user 500 is transmitted to the operating component 308.

The operating component 308 compares the generated identity informationof the user 500 with the identity information of the user 500 which isstored in the information base 3082.

When the operating component 308 determines that the generated identityinformation of the user 500 and the identity information of the user 500which is stored in the information base 3082 are not matched, theresponse of the online payment is failed.

When the operating component 308 determines that the generated identityinformation of the user 500 and the identity information of the user 500which is stored in the information base 3082 are matched, the responseof the online payment is succeed. So that during the process of inresponse to the online payment event, the authentication of the user 500is completed.

It is worth mentioning that, when the operating component 308 repeatedlydetermines that the generated identity information of the user 500 andthe identity information of the user 500 which is stored in theinformation base 3082 are not matched, the online payment event islocked. Those skilled in the art will understand that after the onlinepayment event is locked, the online payment event is unlocked by otherprograms, such as restoring the initial setup, authentication by theonline customer service or other equivalent methods. In this way, userinformation security is effectively ensured.

Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 17 of the drawings, the present inventionalso provides an online payment method based on the iris and facerecognition system 400, wherein the method comprises the followingsteps.

(α) Respond to the online payment event.

(β) Generate the identity information of a user 500, and provide an irisand face recognition system 400 to capture the iris and facialcharacteristics of the user 500 and generate the identity information ofthe user 500.

(γ) Match the generated identity information of the user 500 with theidentity information of the user 500 which is stored in an informationbase 3082, wherein when the match is succeed, the response of the onlinepayment event is succeed.

It is worth mentioning that, according to another aspect of the presentinvention, the present invention also provides a binoculus iris imagesdata acquisition module 600, which is communicatively with a back endprocessor 700, wherein the binoculus iris images data acquisition module600 is for collecting the user binoculus iris characteristics. Thebinoculus iris images data acquisition module 600 comprises the iriscamera module 10, the fill light component 20 and other components.

In this preferred embodiment of the present invention, the fill lightcomponent 20 is provided in the iris camera module 10, wherein the filllight component 20 provides fill light source for user binoculus regionwhen the iris camera module 10 collects the user binoculus irischaracteristics, and a uniform brightness is formed in the user irisregion by the fill light component 20 such that the user irischaracteristics image collected by the iris camera module 10 is moreclear.

During the process of the iris camera module 10 collecting the user irischaracteristics, a user's pupil is substantially as the focal point bythe iris camera module 10, and the characteristics image of the userbinoculus iris region is accurately obtained by capturing the userbinoculus image.

As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the iris cameramodule 10 comprises an image sensor chip 111, a lens assembly 112 and aprinted circuit board assembly 113, wherein the image sensor chip 111 ismounted on the printed circuit board assembly 113, the lens assembly 112is covered on an upper portion of the image sensor chip 111. In otherwords, the imaging of the binoculus region is in the photosensitiveregion of the 11 by the lens assembly 112, in follow-up, the imagesensor chip 111 is capable of converting the optical signals carryingthe user iris characteristics into electrical signals, and afteranalog-digital conversion and the image processing, a clear userbinoculus iris characteristics image is obtained, and then the imaged istransmitted to the back end processor 700 for user authentication.

During the use of the iris camera module 10, the image sensor chip 111provides the number of pixels, and the number of pixels of the binoculusregion meets at least the eyes iris camera module 10 pixels/mm, thetotal number of pixels of the binoculus region is at least 1920×800 inorder to meet the minimum requirements for iris recognition algorithms,thereby ensuring the iris recognition device 100 collecting clear imagescarrying user iris characteristics.

The lens assembly 112 is for imaging an object to be photographed on thephotosensitive area of the image sensor chip 111, wherein whencollecting iris characteristics of the user, the lens assembly 112 usesthe user's pupil region as a generally focal point, and the shootingrange covers the binoculus region, and the resolving power of thebinoculus region is at least 450 LW/PH (0.8 F).

It is worth mentioning that the printed circuit board assembly 113comprises a printed circuit board 30, wherein the printed circuit board30 can be selected from Flex boards or PCB boards so as to ensure thatthe binoculus iris images data acquisition module 600 has a stabilityand reliability during using.

It is worth mentioning that the back end processor 700 can be providedon the apparatus or the electronic device, wherein the apparatus or theelectronic device also comprises a portable device or a portableelectronic device. The binoculus iris images data acquisition module 600and the apparatus or the electronic device are communicatively connectedvia one or more communication lines such as parallel interfaces, MIPIinterfaces, LVDS interfaces and other transmission interfaces, so thatthe user iris characteristics image captured by the binoculus irisimages data acquisition module 600 is eventually transmitted to theapparatus or the electronic device.

It is also worth mentioning that the apparatus or the electronic devicecomprises but not limited to access control devices, safety devices,mobile communication devices, handheld electronic devices, personaldigital assistants, tablet PCs, laptops, servers, etc.; those skilled inthe art should be understood that the apparatus or the electronic devicealso comprise a combination of two or more than two thereof. It shouldalso be understandable that the apparatus or the electronic device isonly as an example to elaborate and expose the contents of the presentinvention to aid those skilled in the art to better understand thepresent invention. The apparatus or the electronic device furthercomprises contents more than the drawings and embodiments described, orthe apparatus or the electronic device also have other forms andimplements.

The fill light component 20 is provided and disposed in the iris cameramodule 10, in particular, the fill light component 20 and the iriscamera module 10 are integrated to the binoculus iris images dataacquisition module 600 for the acquisition of the user irischaracteristics, and in the follow-up for user authentication so as toeasy to use.

It is worth mentioning that the fill light component 20 is preferably aninfrared light emitting element, so that the light generated from thefill light component 20 is LED infrared lights, in such a manner thatthe fill light component 20 supplements the infrared light for the userbinoculus region during the iris characteristics collecting process ofthe iris camera module 10, so that the user iris region has an uniformbrightness as to improve the accuracy of the user iris characteristicscollected by the binoculus iris images data acquisition module 600.Moreover, when the fill light component 20 provides additional lightsource for the iris camera module 10, the light does not causeirritation to the user's eyes. In other words, the using of thebinoculus iris images data acquisition module 600 does not affect thephysical and mental health of users.

It is also worth mentioning that the fill light component 20 ispreferably an infrared LED light emitting element to ensure that theenergy consumption of the fill light component 20 is reduced under thecondition of the fill light component 20 being able to provide enoughadditional infrared light for the binoculus iris images data acquisitionmodule 600.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the iris camera module 10is preferably an infrared camera module, so that when the iris cameramodule 10 collects the user binoculus iris characteristics, the adverseeffects of visible light to the image quality is reduced and a betterimage effect is obtained.

Specifically, the lens assembly 112 of the iris camera module 10 furthercomprises a lens 1121, a lens holder 1122, an infrared carrierpenetration filter 1123 and other components. The lens holder 1122 ismounted on the printed circuit board assembly 113. The lens 1121 and theinfrared carrier penetration filter 1123 are supported by the lensholder 1122. Wherein when the iris camera module 10 shoots the objects,the reflective light of the object successively passes through the lens1121 and the infrared carrier penetration filter 1123, and then imagesin the image sensor chip 111, so that an electrical signal is convertedin the image sensor chip 111.

It is worth mentioning that the infrared carrier penetration filter 1123filters out the visible light which through the lens 1121 and onlyallows infrared lights to cross through. In other words, the lightspassing through the lens 1121 and received by the image sensor chip 111is infrared light which carries the user iris characteristics, so thatthe interference of the visible light to the user iris image collectedby the iris camera module 10 is avoided as much as possible.

As shown in FIG. 5 of the drawings, the horizontal field angle of theiris camera module 10 is defined as the length direction of the userbinoculus and the vertical field angle of the iris camera module 10 isdefined as the width direction of the user binoculus. When choosing andproviding the angle between the fill light component 20 and the iriscamera module 10, in order to ensure that the generated light of thefill light component 20 can cover the region which the iris cameramodule 10 covers, the light emitting angle of the fill light component20 is respectively greater than the horizontal field angle and thevertical field angle of the iris camera module 10. In this way, it canmake the coverage range of the fill light component 20 to be greaterthan the coverage range of the iris camera module 10 in the sameprojection range.

In detail, during the process of collecting the user irischaracteristics of the binoculus iris images data acquisition module600, the iris camera module 10 covering the face region of the user isdefined as an interior region, so that when the iris camera module 10collects the user iris characteristics, the focal point can be locatedinside or close to the user iris region. More preferably, the focalpoint is located in the user's pupil region.

It is worth mentioning that the area of the interior region is relativeto the horizontal and the vertical field angle of the iris camera module10.

Accordingly, the fill light component 20 covering outside of the user'sface region is defined as an exterior region. As the light emissionangle of the fill light component 20 is respectively greater than thehorizontal and the vertical field angle of the iris camera module 10, sothat the user face region covered by the fill light component 20 isalways comprises the user face region covered by the iris camera module10 and at least one eye of the user is located in the interior region.In such a manner that the fill light component 20 provides additionalinfrared light source for the iris camera module 10 in any cases.

It is understandable that the light emitting element 21 of the filllight component 20 has a light emitting angle which is set to be lessthan 90 degrees, so that the supplemental infrared light source providedby the fill light component 20 is effectively utilized. It is worthmentioning that when the light emitting angle of the fill lightcomponent 20 is set to be 0-45 degree after repeated detection, the filllight component 20 and the iris camera module 10 has a betterconfiguration effort. Moreover, under the condition of ensuring thatenough supplementary infrared light is provided for the binoculus irisimages data acquisition module 600 by the fill light component 20, theenergy depletion of the fill light component 20 is reduced.

As shown in FIG. 7 of the drawings, a distance between the iris cameramodule 10 and the user iris is defined as z, an axle distance of theiris camera module 10 and the fill light component 20 is defined as x. Apreset angle of the fill light component 20 is defined as θ. The valueof x can be determined by adjusting the value of θ. In this way, thedeviation value of the iris camera module 10 and the fill lightcomponent 20 can be determined, so that the user binoculus regioncovered by the fill light component 20 of the completed binoculus irisimages data acquisition module 600 is always comprises the userbinoculus region covered by the iris camera module 10, thereby ensuringa stability and reliability during using of the binoculus iris imagesdata acquisition module 600.

It is worth mentioning that, when the angle θ is reasonable, thereflective spots formed on the user iris is reduced or is far away fromthe user iris region when the iris camera module 10 collects the userbinoculus iris characteristics. For example, under the effect of thefill light component 20, the reflective spots is generated in the usersclera region or other positions, so that the generated reflective spothaving interference on the image quality is reduced when the iris cameramodule 10 collects the user binoculus iris characteristics.

As shown in FIG. 36 of the drawings, the reflective spot does not affectthe image quality of the user binoculus iris characteristics collectedby the iris camera module 10, so that the iris camera module 10 can bemore accurately to capture the user iris characteristics. Thus, in someembodiments of the present invention, the reasonable angle θ range is 0degree to 45 degree.

Those skilled in the art will understand that when the light emissionintensity of the fill light component 20 cannot meet the brightness ofthe requirement of the iris camera module 10 collecting user irischaracteristics, on one hand the brightness of the fill light component20 is increased and on the other hand the iris recognition device 100can be provided with two or more than two fill light component 20.

It is worth mentioning that, under the condition of providing aplurality of the fill light component 20, each of the fill lightcomponent 20 is uniformly arranged around the iris camera module 10, andwhile the angle and deviation value of each of the fill light component20 and the iris camera module 10 are adjusted, so that the binoculusiris images data acquisition module 600 has a higher accuracy on irisrecognition and user authentication.

It is also worth mentioning that the image quality of the user irischaracteristics iris collected by the iris camera module 10 has animportant influence on the computing speed and the logic complexity ofthe iris recognition device 100, and has an impact on the recognitionrange of the iris recognition device 100. Those skilled in the art willunderstand that when image quality of the user iris characteristics iriscollected by the iris camera module 10 is high, the complexity of thelogic design of the iris recognition device 100 can be reduced, so thatthe consumed time of the iris recognition device 100 on userauthentication is shortened.

Those skilled in the art will understand that the iris camera module 10can be achieved the long-distance user to iris recognition by rationaldesign. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the iriscamera module 10 enables a long-distance user iris recognition, by theminiaturization of the pixel size of the image sensor and thequantifiable selector mode of the crosswise pixel quantity, andcombining with the design value of the len hfov to extend therecognition distance of the iris camera module 10, thereby improving thepractical value of the binoculus iris images data acquisition module600.

It is worth mentioning that, compared to traditional iris recognitiontechnology, the binoculus iris images data acquisition module 600 cannot only be used to collect the user binoculus iris characteristics, butalso to collect user monocular iris characteristics, and in the actualapplication process, the binoculus iris images data acquisition module600 shows a good performance.

In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG.37 of the drawings, the length of the user binoculus iris region is f,the focal length of the iris camera module 10 is a, the horizontal fieldangle is β, the closest binoculus iris recognition distance is b, whichjust covers the user binoculus region. The farthest distance of presetbinoculus iris recognition is c, the shooting depth of the iris cameramodule 10 is d, and the maximum shooting range in the farthest distanceis e.

In this preferred embodiment of the present invention, preferably thepixels diameter of the image sensor chip 111 is D, the number of thehorizontal maximum output pixels is X, the number of the verticalmaximum output pixels is Y; the farthest distance of preset binoculusiris recognition is c, according to the minimum requirement of the irisrecognition algorithms to the pixels which is N pixel/mm, the minimumrequirement needs to be meet in the farthest distance c. In other words,in the range of f, the number of pixels needs not less than f*N, and thecorresponding image size of the image sensor chip 111 is f*N*D.According to the principle of similar triangles, the proportionalrelation is as follows: (f*N*D)/f=a/(c−a); under the condition of theknown N, D, c, the focal length a of the iris camera module 10 isa=c*D*N/(D*N+1) after being calculated.

The number of the horizontal maximum output pixels X of the image sensorchip 111 based on the principle of similar triangles is: X*D/e=a/(c−a);and the horizontal maximum shooting range in the farthest distance eafter being calculated is: e=X*D*(c−a)/a.

Meanwhile, according to the principle of similar triangles:(b−a)/a=f/(X*D); the closest distance of the user binoculus irisrecognition b after being calculated is: b=[f/(X*D)+1]*a.

Meanwhile, according to the principle of the triangle function:tan(β/2)=(β/2)/(c−a), the horizontal field angle β of the iris cameramodule 10 after being calculated is: β=2*arc tan [(e/2)/(c−a).

In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, based on thecalculated relationship, the relative dimensions of the binoculus irisimages data acquisition module 600 are obtained. Those skilled in theart will understand that when changing the farthest distance c, orchanging the image sensor chip 111 with different pixels diameter D, orchanging the minimum requirements of the different iris camera module 10for the number of pixels N, other parameters such as the focal length aof the iris camera module 10, the maximum shooting range in the farthestdistance e, the closest binoculus iris recognition distance b, and thehorizontal field angle β of the iris camera module 10 are all needed tobe recalculated according to the above calculating relations.

It is worth mentioning that, under the condition of all of the aboveparameters being determined, the lens assembly 112 and the lens 1121 arepreferably chosen according to the above described parameters to meetthe resolving power requirement, and to match with the image sensor chip111 to assemble the iris camera module 10 disclosed above.

It is also worth mentioning that under the condition of achieving theabove requirements, according to this preferred embodiment of thepresent invention, the iris camera module 10 can has an ultra-small sizein subsequent made iris camera module such as the smallest length,breadth and thickness dimensions are up to 5.5 mm×5.5 mm×3.91 mm; and isin favor of being integrated into electronic devices such as mobilephones, tablet computers and so on for iris recognition and useridentity authentication.

Furthermore, the iris camera module 10 comprises a camera optics lensassembly to process the light entering the iris camera module 10. Morespecifically, as shown in FIG. 39, FIG. 33, FIG. 49, FIG. 54 and FIG. 59of the drawings, the camera optics lens assembly in different embodimentis illustrated. Wherein the camera optics lens assembly is adapted tomanufacture an iris camera module for collecting user irischaracteristics. Accordingly, the camera optics lens assembly comprisesa first lens 1000, a second lens 2000, a third lens 3000 and othercomponents.

The first lens 1000, the second lens 2000 and the third lens 3000 aresequentially arranged from the object side of the camera optics lensassembly to the image side of the camera optics lens assembly (as shownin FIG. 39 of the drawings from left to right) to form the camera opticslens assembly, and simultaneously to form an optical axis through themiddle of the first lens 1000, the second lens 2000 and the third lens3000, the camera optics lens assembly further comprises an apertureslot, which is located between a shot object and the second lens 2000.And in the follow-up, the camera optics lens assembly is used tocooperate with an image sensor chip 111 to form the iris camera module,wherein the image sensor chip 111 has an imaging surface 1111 toward thecamera optics lens assembly for optical-electrical conversion in theimage sensor chip 111.

It is worth mentioning that the aperture slot can be a diaphragm, afield aperture slot, etc., which is selectively disposed at the positionbetween the shot object and the first lens 1000 or is disposed at theposition between the first lens 1000 and the second lens 2000 forimproving image quality of the shot object imaging on the imagingsurface 1111.

The first lens 1000 is a lens having a positive focal power to provide apositive refractive power, and the total optical length can be shortenedso as to reduce the volume of the manufactured iris camera module.Wherein the first lens 1000 has a first lens imaging side surface 1100and a first lens object side surface 1200. The first lens imaging sidesurface 1100 towards the imaging surface 1111 and the first lens objectside surface 1200 towards the shot object. The first lens object sidesurface 1200 is convex surface. Furthermore, in some embodiments of thepresent invention, the first lens imaging side surface 1100 is concavesurface.

It is worth mentioning that the convex curvature of the first lensobject side surface 1200 can affect the value of the field angle of thecamera optics lens assembly. In other words, the field angle of thecamera optics lens assembly can be increased by adjusting the convexcurvature of the first lens object side surface 1200. Moreover, in thisembodiment of the invention, the first lens object side surface 1200 isdesigned to be unsmooth, in particular, the periphery of the first lensobject side surface 1200 forms a convex curvature which is differentwith the middle of the first lens object side surface 1200 thereof so asto modify the distorting discrepancy resulting from the increasing ofthe field angle of the camera optics lens assembly, thereby avoidingimage distortion of the user iris characteristics collected by thecamera optics lens assembly.

Furthermore, the convex design of the first lens object side surface1200 further enhances the positive refractive power of the first lens1000 in order to further reduce overall length of the camera optics lensassembly based on ensuring that the camera optics lens assembly having alarger field angle, so that the size of the camera optics lens assemblyis smaller so as to be integrated in the follow-on devices such as theelectronic devices.

The second lens 2000 is a lens having a negative focal power to providea negative refractive power, and to modify the discrepancy resultingfrom the excessive positive refractive power of the first lens 1000. Thesecond lens 2000 has a second lens imaging side surface 2100 and asecond lens object side surface 2200. The second lens imaging sidesurface 2100 towards the imaging surface 1111 and the second lens objectside surface 2200 towards the first lens imaging side surface 1100. Thesecond lens object side surface 2200 is a concave surface so as tomodify the Petzval sum of the camera optical lens assembly, so that themiddle and the periphery of the second lens 2000 both have a goodimaging performance to ensure that the iris cameral module manufacturedby the camera optics lens assembly has a reliability and stabilityduring using process.

It is worth mentioning that in some embodiments of the presentinvention, according to the lens curvature radius, the second lensimaging side surface 2100 is a convex surface. While based on the vectorheight of the lens, the second lens imaging side surface 2100 can be aconvex or concave surface, so that the camera optics lens assembly hasdifferent operational performances.

The third lens 3000 is a lens having a negative focal power to provide anegative refractive power, wherein the third lens 3000 has a third lensimaging side surface 3100 and a third lens object side surface 3200. Thethird lens imaging side surface 3100 towards the imaging surface 1111and the third lens object side surface 3200 towards the second lensimaging side surface 2100. The third lens object side surface 3200 is aconcave surface.

It is worth mentioning that in some embodiments of the presentinvention, the third lens imaging side surface 3100 is a convex surface.

In this embodiment of the present invention, at least one side of thefirst lens imaging side surface 1100, the first lens object side surface1200, the second lens imaging side surface 2100, the second lens objectside surface 2200, the third lens imaging side surface 3100 and thethird lens object side surface 3200 is aspherical so to meet the needsof the camera optics lens assembly manufacturing the iris camera module.

It is worth mentioning that in some embodiments of the presentinvention, every sides of the first lens 1000, the second lens 2000 andthe third lens 3000 can be aspherical such that the camera optics lensassembly is configured with parameters by designing the first lens 1000,the second lens 2000 and the third lens 3000 into different shapes,thereby eliminating imaging aberration as much as possible.

Moreover, the material of the first lens 1000, the second lens 2000 andthe third lens 3000 can be selectively from plastic or glass. Forexample, when the first lens 1000, the second lens 2000 and the externalsystem 300 are made of plastic material, the camera optics lens assemblyhas a lower manufacture cost and the manufacturing difficulty is reducedto further improve the product yields; when the first lens 1000, thesecond lens 2000 and the external system 300 are made of glass material,the configuration freedom of the refractive power of the camera opticslens assembly can be increased so that when the camera optics lensassembly is manufactured into the iris camera module, the image qualityof the collected user iris characteristics is improved.

After the camera optics lens assembly is configured, the spatialposition is stable. In other words, the spatial positions of the firstlens 1000, the second lens 2000 and the third lens 3000 becomestabilized, and the first lens 1000, the second lens 2000 and the thirdlens 3000 have a certain gap in order to prevent the collision amongthemselves during the assembly of the camera optics lens assembly and soas to improve the information content of the collected user irischaracteristics by the iris camera module by enhancing the sharpness ofthe user iris characteristics image collected by the iris camera modulemanufactured from the camera optics lens assembly.

In the present invention, the distance from the first lens object sidesurface 1200 of the first lens 1000 to the imaging surface 1111 on theoptical axis is TTL; the focal length of the camera optics lens assemblyis f, the focal length of the first lens 1000 is f1; the effectiveradius of the first lens object side surface 1200 of the first lens 1000is SD11, the effective radius of the third lens imaging side surface3100 of the third lens 3000 is SD32; the center thickness of the firstlens 1000 is CT1 (a distance from the first lens imaging side surface1100 to the first lens object side surface 1200 on the optical axis),the center thickness of the second lens 2000 is CT2 (a distance from thesecond lens imaging side surface 2100 to the second lens object sidesurface 2200 on the optical axis); the aperture value of the cameraoptics lens assembly is Fno.

Those skilled in the art should understand that in different embodiment,the camera optics lens assembly is satisfied at least one of thefollowing conditions.

Condition 1: TTL/f<0.9;

Condition 2: 0.6<f1/f<1.0;

Condition 3: 0.6<SD11/SD32<1.5;

Condition 4: 0.2<CT1/f<0.5;

Condition 5: 0<CT2/f<0.1; and

Condition 6: Fno<2.6.

It is worth mentioning that, in the description of the followingembodiments, the contents and technical proposals of the presentinvention are further disclosed.

First Embodiment

Combined with one or more objects of the present invention, as shown inFIG. 39 to FIG. 43 of the drawings, in a first preferred embodiment ofthe present invention, a first lens 1000, a second lens 2000 and a thirdlens 3000 of the camera optics lens assembly are subsequently arrangedfrom the object side to the image side (as shown in FIG. 39 of thedrawings from left to right), the camera optics lens assembly isprovided with an image sensor chip 111, wherein a side surface of theimage sensor chip 111 which towards the camera optics lens assembly isdefined as an imaging surface 1111.

It is worth mentioning that an infrared filter 4000 is provided betweenthe camera optics lens assembly and the human face camera module 40, inparticular, the infrared filter 4000 is provided between the third lens3000 and the human face camera module 40 to produce the iris cameramodule and to make the iris camera module to form the infrared iriscamera module, so that when the iris camera module collects the useriris characteristics, the infrared filter 4000 can filter other visiblelight in addition to infrared light to avoid the visible light affectingon the imaging surface 1111 which has interference on the user irischaracteristics image quality, thereby improving the image quality ofthe iris camera module.

In this embodiment, the first lens 1000 is a lens having a positivefocal power to provide a positive refractive power, the second lens 2000is a lens having a negative focal power to provide a negative refractivepower, and the third lens 3000 is a lens having a negative focal powerto provide a negative refractive power. Wherein the first lens objectside surface 1200 is a convex surface, the second lens object sidesurface 2200 is a concave surface and the third lens object side surface3200 is a concave surface. Furthermore, the second lens imaging sidesurface 2100 is a convex surface and the third lens imaging side surface3100 is a convex surface.

The aperture slot is provided between the shot object and the secondlens 2000, under the condition of the camera optics lens assembly beingsatisfied the above condition 1 to condition 6, in the first preferredembodiment of the present invention, the detailed parameters of thecamera optics lens assembly is fully illustrated and disclosed, in whichthe aperture value Fno in the first preferred embodiment of the presentinvention is preferably 2.2 in Table 1-1.

TABLE 1-1 First Embodiment Refractive Surface Curvature Index/ EffectiveConic Type Radius Thickness Abbe. # Aperture coefficient Plano Inf 225140.8737 Asphere 1.0892 0.9723 1.535/55.78 2.2470 −0.3316 Asphere 3.30090.4046 1.7955 9.8031 Plano Inf 0.2583 1.0539 Asphere −1.9241 0.25001.535/55.78 1.1589 −404.2931 Asphere −18.3838 0.6492 1.3350 −10.5395Asphere −2.5036 0.3355 1.535/55.78 1.8600 −62.5760 Asphere −5.58900.2291 2.1400 −90.8264 Plano Inf 0.2100 1.517/64.17 2.3245 Plano Inf0.3610 2.4013 Plano Inf 2.5652

In addition, the asphere higher term detailed parameters information ofthe aspheric lens is fully illustrated and disclosed in Table 1-2 can befully explained and disclosed.

TABLE 1-2 First Embodiment A4 A6 A8 A10 A12 A14 A16 −3.708E−02 2.599E−01−7.075E−01 1.197E+00 −1.224E+00 7.249E−01 −1.927E−01 −4.333E−024.058E−01 −2.753E+00 8.617E+00 −1.468E+01 1.243E+01 −4.147E+00−1.958E+00 1.543E+01 −8.883E+01 3.147E+02 −6.847E+02 8.293E+02−4.413E+02  2.321E−01 −9.966E−02  −1.088E−02 5.991E+00 −3.274E+017.061E+01 −5.619E+01 −3.531E−01 8.483E−01 −2.249E+00 5.655E+00−8.972E+00 7.408E+00 −2.399E+00 −6.164E−02 −3.325E−01   7.250E−01−8.843E−01   6.604E−01 −3.467E−01   1.036E−01

In the first embodiment, the distance from the first lens object sidesurface 1200 to the imaging surface 1111 on the optical axis is TTL andis implemented as TTL=3.67.

In the first embodiment, the focal length of the camera optics lensassembly is f and is implemented as f=4.294; and TTL/f=0.855, which isaccord with the range of the condition 1 (TTL/f<0.9).

In the first embodiment, the focal length of the first lens 1000 is f1and is implemented as f1=2.671; and the f1/f=0.622, which is accord withthe range of the condition 2 (0.6<f1/f<1.0).

In the first embodiment, the focal length of the second lens 2000 is f2and is implemented as f2=−4.098.

In the first embodiment, the focal length of the third lens 3000 is f3and is implemented as β=−8.920.

In the first embodiment, the effective radius of the first lens objectside surface 1200 is SD11 and the effective radius of the third lensimaging side surface 3100 is SD32, which is implemented asSD11/SD32=1.05 and which is accord with the range of the condition 3(0.6<SD11/SD32<1.5).

In the first embodiment, the center thickness of the first lens 1000 isCT1 (a distance from the first lens imaging side surface 1100 to thefirst lens object side surface 1200 on the optical axis), which isimplemented as CT1/f=0.226, and which is accord with the range of thecondition 4 (0.2<CT1/f<0.5).

In the first embodiment, the center thickness of the second lens 2000 isCT2 (a distance from the second lens imaging side surface 2100 to thesecond lens object side surface 2200 on the optical axis), which isimplemented as CT2/f=0.058, and which is accord with the range of thecondition 5 (0<CT2/f<0.1).

As shown in FIG. human face camera module 40 of the drawings, theaberration curves schematic view of the camera optics lens assembly whenthe aperture value is 2.2 is illustrated.

As shown in FIG. 41 of the drawings, the astigmatism curves schematicview of the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.2is illustrated.

As shown in FIG. 42 of the drawings, the distortion curve schematic viewof the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.2 isillustrated.

As shown in FIG. 43 of the drawings, the lateral color curve schematicview of the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.2is illustrated.

Second Embodiment

As shown in FIG. 44 to FIG. 48 of the drawings, in a second preferredembodiment of the present invention, a first lens 1000, a second lens2000 and a third lens 3000 of the camera optics lens assembly aresubsequently arranged from the object side to the image side (as shownin FIG. 44 of the drawings from left to right), the camera optics lensassembly is provided with an image sensor chip 111, wherein a sidesurface of the image sensor chip 111 which towards the camera opticslens assembly is defined as an imaging surface 1111.

In this embodiment, the first lens 1000 is a lens having a positivefocal power to provide a positive refractive power, the second lens 2000is a lens having a negative focal power to provide a negative refractivepower, and the third lens 3000 is a lens having a negative focal powerto provide a negative refractive power. Wherein the first lens objectside surface 1200 is a convex surface, the second lens object sidesurface 2200 is a concave surface and the third lens object side surface3200 is a concave surface. Furthermore, the second lens imaging sidesurface 2100 is a convex surface and the third lens imaging side surface3100 is a concave surface.

The aperture slot is provided between the shot object and the secondlens 2000, under the condition of the camera optics lens assembly beingsatisfied the above condition 1 to condition 6, in the second preferredembodiment of the present invention, the detailed parameters of thecamera optics lens assembly is fully illustrated and disclosed, in whichthe aperture value Fno in the second preferred embodiment of the presentinvention is preferably 2.0 in Table 2-1.

TABLE 2-1 Second Embodiment Refractive Surface Curvature Index/Effective Conic Type Radius Thickness Abbe. # Aperture coefficient PlanoInf 200 145.7349 Asphere 0.9488 0.8813 1.535/55.78 1.9731 −0.1662Asphere 2.9474 0.2242 1.5207 1.2614 Plano Inf 0.1899 1.0726 Asphere−1.5297 0.2998 1.535/55.78 1.1400 −355.5146 Asphere −3.7184 0.48951.3091 4.9567 Asphere −9.1785 0.3771 1.535/55.78 1.5232 −1021.6379Asphere 2.9372 0.2904 2.0026 −0.3936 Plano Inf 0.2100 1.517/64.17 2.3926Plano Inf 0.2980 2.4897 Plano Inf 2.6450

In addition, the asphere higher term detailed parameters information ofthe aspheric lens is fully illustrated and disclosed in Table 2-2 can befully explained and disclosed.

TABLE 2-2 Second Embodiment A4 A6 A8 A10 A12 A14 A16 −1.135E−017.950E−01 −3.302E+00 7.979E+00 −1.097E+01 8.089E+00 −2.504E+00 1.140E−01 −1.168E+00   8.792E+00 −3.593E+01   7.875E+01 −9.133E+01  4.431E+01 −3.511E+00 3.908E+01 −3.365E+02 1.888E+03 −6.607E+031.304E+04 −1.106E+04 −3.006E−01 1.287E+00 −4.227E+00 1.612E+01−4.268E+01 7.430E+01 −5.344E+01 −1.165E+00 2.880E+00 −1.368E+014.097E+01 −7.338E+01 6.628E+01 −2.041E+01 −6.903E−01 7.341E−01−1.153E+00 1.270E+00 −9.620E−01 3.968E−01 −5.725E−02

In the second embodiment, the distance from the first lens object sidesurface 1200 to the imaging surface 1111 on the optical axis is TTL andis implemented as TTL=3.26.

In the second embodiment, the focal length of the camera optics lensassembly is f and is implemented as f=3.687; and TTL/f=0.884, which isaccord with the range of the condition 1 (TTL/f<0.9).

In the second embodiment, the focal length of the first lens 1000 is f1and is implemented as f1=2.301; and the f1/f=0.624, which is accord withthe range of the condition 2 (0.6<f1/f<1.0).

In the second embodiment, the focal length of the second lens 2000 is f2and is implemented as f2=−5.171.

In the second embodiment, the focal length of the third lens 3000 is f3and is implemented as β=−4.173.

In the second embodiment, the effective radius of the first lens objectside surface 1200 is SD11 and the effective radius of the third lensimaging side surface 3100 is SD32, which is implemented asSD11/SD32=0.985 and which is accord with the range of the condition 3(0.6<SD11/SD32<1.5).

In the second embodiment, the center thickness of the first lens 1000 isCT1 (a distance from the first lens imaging side surface 1100 to thefirst lens object side surface 1200 on the optical axis), which isimplemented as CT1/f=0.239, and which is accord with the range of thecondition 4 (0.2<CT1/f<0.5).

In the second embodiment, the center thickness of the second lens 2000is CT2 (a distance from the second lens imaging side surface 2100 to thesecond lens object side surface 2200 on the optical axis), which isimplemented as CT2/f=0.081, and which is accord with the range of thecondition 5 (0<CT2/f<0.1).

As shown in FIG. 45 of the drawings, the aberration curves schematicview of the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.0is illustrated.

As shown in FIG. 46 of the drawings, the astigmatism curves schematicview of the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.0is illustrated.

As shown in FIG. 47 of the drawings, the distortion curve schematic viewof the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.0 isillustrated.

As shown in FIG. 48 of the drawings, the lateral color curve schematicview of the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.0is illustrated.

Third Embodiment

As shown in FIG. 49 to FIG. 53 of the drawings, in a third preferredembodiment of the present invention, a first lens 1000, a second lens2000 and a third lens 3000 of the camera optics lens assembly aresubsequently arranged from the object side to the image side (as shownin FIG. 49 of the drawings from left to right), the camera optics lensassembly is provided with an image sensor chip 111, wherein a sidesurface of the image sensor chip 111 which towards the camera opticslens assembly is defined as an imaging surface 1111.

In this embodiment, the first lens 1000 is a lens having a positivefocal power to provide a positive refractive power, the second lens 2000is a lens having a negative focal power to provide a negative refractivepower, and the third lens 3000 is a lens having a negative focal powerto provide a negative refractive power. Wherein the first lens objectside surface 1200 is a convex surface, the second lens object sidesurface 2200 is a concave surface and the third lens object side surface3200 is a concave surface. Furthermore, the second lens imaging sidesurface 2100 is a convex surface and the third lens imaging side surface3100 is a convex surface.

The aperture slot is provided between the shot object and the secondlens 2000, under the condition of the camera optics lens assembly beingsatisfied the above condition 1 to condition 6, in the third preferredembodiment of the present invention, the detailed parameters of thecamera optics lens assembly are fully illustrated and disclosed, inwhich the aperture value Fno in the third preferred embodiment of thepresent invention is preferably 2.4 in Table 3-1.

TABLE 3-1 Third Embodiment Refractive Surface Curvature Index/ EffectiveConic Type Radius Thickness Abbe. # Aperture coefficient Plano Inf 200128.1372 Asphere 1.0688 0.9102 1.535/55.78 2.1566 −0.4655 Asphere 3.02780.4249 1.7322 9.9023 Plano Inf 0.2107 0.9501 Asphere −2.2699 0.27931.535/55.78 1.0704 −493.2886 Asphere −8.9197 0.6467 1.2407 −99.9989Asphere −2.2275 0.3406 1.535/55.78 1.6233 −89.6498 Asphere −10.65780.2907 1.9637 −200.0000 Plano Inf 0.2100 1.517/64.17 2.3260 Plano Inf0.3090 2.4138 Plano Inf 2.6118

In addition, the asphere higher term detailed parameters information ofthe aspheric lens is fully illustrated and disclosed in Table 3-2 can befully explained and disclosed.

TABLE 3-2 Third Embodiment A4 A6 A8 A10 A12 A14 A16  8.866E−03 1.569E−01−4.943E−01 1.073E+00 −1.359E+00 9.755E−01 −3.046E−01 −3.511E−022.496E−01 −2.255E+00 7.876E+00 −1.536E+01 1.495E+01 −5.853E+00−2.145E+00 1.814E+01 −1.140E+02 3.860E+02 −4.335E+02 −1.071E+03  2.734E+03 −5.807E−02 7.836E−01 −6.494E+00 3.667E+01 −1.075E+021.541E+02 −7.418E+01 −1.022E+00 2.632E+00 −6.011E+00 9.732E+00−1.105E+01 7.290E+00 −1.805E+00 −3.312E−01 −1.801E−02   7.290E−01−1.717E+00   1.857E+00 −1.055E+00   2.421E−01

In the third embodiment, the distance from the first lens object sidesurface 1200 to the imaging surface 1111 on the optical axis is TTL andis implemented as TTL=3.622.

In the third embodiment, the focal length of the camera optics lensassembly is f and is implemented as f=4.163; and TTL/f=0.870, which isaccord with the range of the condition 1 (TTL/f<0.9).

In the third embodiment, the focal length of the first lens 1000 is f1and is implemented as f1=2.693; and the f1/f=0.647, which is accord withthe range of the condition 2 (0.6<f1/f<1.0).

In the third embodiment, the focal length of the second lens 2000 is f2and is implemented as f2=−5.845.

In the third embodiment, the focal length of the third lens 3000 is f3and is implemented as β=−5.403.

In the third embodiment, the effective radius of the first lens objectside surface 1200 is SD11 and the effective radius of the third lensimaging side surface 3100 is SD32, which is implemented asSD11/SD32=1.098 and which is accord with the range of the condition 3(0.6<SD11/SD32<1.5).

In the third embodiment, the center thickness of the first lens 1000 isCT1 (a distance from the first lens imaging side surface 1100 to thefirst lens object side surface 1200 on the optical axis), which isimplemented as CT1/f=0.219, and which is accord with the range of thecondition 4 (0.2<CT1/f<0.5).

In the third embodiment, the center thickness of the second lens 2000 isCT2 (a distance from the second lens imaging side surface 2100 to thesecond lens object side surface 2200 on the optical axis), which isimplemented as CT2/f=0.067, and which is accord with the range of thecondition 5 (0<CT2/f<0.1).

As shown in FIG. 50 of the drawings, the aberration curves schematicview of the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.4is illustrated.

As shown in FIG. 51 of the drawings, the astigmatism curves schematicview of the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.4is illustrated.

As shown in FIG. 52 of the drawings, the distortion curve schematic viewof the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.4 isillustrated.

As shown in FIG. 53 of the drawings, the lateral color curve schematicview of the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.4is illustrated.

Fourth Embodiment

As shown in FIG. 54 to FIG. 58 of the drawings, in a fourth preferredembodiment of the present invention, a first lens 1000, a second lens2000 and a third lens 3000 of the camera optics lens assembly aresubsequently arranged from the object side to the image side (as shownin FIG. 54 of the drawings from left to right), the camera optics lensassembly is provided with an image sensor chip 111, wherein a sidesurface of the image sensor chip 111 which towards the camera opticslens assembly is defined as an imaging surface 1111.

In this embodiment, the first lens 1000 is a lens having a positivefocal power to provide a positive refractive power, the second lens 2000is a lens having a negative focal power to provide a negative refractivepower, and the third lens 3000 is a lens having a negative focal powerto provide a negative refractive power. Wherein the first lens objectside surface 1200 is a convex surface, the second lens object sidesurface 2200 is a concave surface and the third lens object side surface3200 is a concave surface. Furthermore, the second lens imaging sidesurface 2100 is a convex surface and the third lens imaging side surface3100 is a convex surface.

The aperture slot is provided between the shot object and the secondlens 2000, under the condition of the camera optics lens assembly beingsatisfied the above condition 1 to condition 6, in the fourth preferredembodiment of the present invention, the detailed parameters of thecamera optics lens assembly are fully illustrated and disclosed, inwhich the aperture value Fno in the third preferred embodiment of thepresent invention is preferably 2.4 in Table 4-1.

TABLE 4-1 Fourth Embodiment Refractive Surface Curvature Index/Effective Conic Type Radius Thickness Abbe. # Aperture coefficient PlanoInf 200 124.3318 Asphere 1.0493 0.9098 1.535/55.78 2.1556 −0.4688Asphere 2.9212 0.4409 1.7632 8.8938 Plano Inf 0.2251 0.9419 Asphere−1.8899 0.2783 1.535/55.78 1.0597 −322.1078 Asphere −11.7851 0.66121.2531 −50.7667 Asphere −2.1479 0.3443 1.535/55.78 1.7905 −97.6366Asphere −4.2329 0.3029 2.0231 −200.0015 Plano Inf 0.2100 1.517/64.172.3364 Plano Inf 0.2966 2.4214 Plano Inf 2.6259

In addition, the asphere higher term detailed parameters information ofthe aspheric lens are fully illustrated and disclosed in Table 4-2 canbe fully explained and disclosed.

TABLE 4-2 Fourth Embodiment A4 A6 A8 A10 A12 A14 A16  1.410E−031.821E−01 −5.077E−01 1.045E+00 −1.347E+00 1.032E+00 −3.505E−01−3.357E−02 2.403E−01 −2.199E+00 7.742E+00 −1.525E+01 1.481E+01−5.712E+00 −2.521E+00 2.099E+01 −1.239E+02 3.752E+02 −2.938E+02−1.267E+03   2.612E+03  5.279E−02 7.623E−01 −5.755E+00 3.194E+01−1.065E+02 1.985E+02 −1.536E+02 −7.353E−01 2.525E+00 −5.950E+009.933E+00 −1.101E+01 7.183E+00 −2.022E+00 −2.677E−01 1.222E−01 5.244E−01 −1.621E+00   2.037E+00 −1.292E+00   3.432E−01

In the fourth embodiment, the distance from the first lens object sidesurface 1200 to the imaging surface 1111 on the optical axis is TTL andis implemented as TTL=3.699.

In the fourth embodiment, the focal length of the camera optics lensassembly is f and is implemented as f=4.234; and TTL/f=0.867, which isaccord with the range of the condition 1 (TTL/f<0.9).

In the fourth embodiment, the focal length of the first lens 1000 is f1and is implemented as f1=2.652; and the f1/f=0.626, which is accord withthe range of the condition 2 (0.6<f1/f<1.0).

In the fourth embodiment, the focal length of the second lens 2000 is f2and is implemented as f2=−4.printed circuit board 30.

In the fourth embodiment, the focal length of the third lens 3000 is f3and is implemented as β=−8.749.

In the fourth embodiment, the effective radius of the first lens objectside surface 1200 is SD11 and the effective radius of the third lensimaging side surface 3100 is SD32, which is implemented asSD11/SD32=1.065 and which is accord with the range of the condition 3(0.6<SD11/SD32<1.5).

In the fourth embodiment, the center thickness of the first lens 1000 isCT1 (a distance from the first lens imaging side surface 1100 to thefirst lens object side surface 1200 on the optical axis), which isimplemented as CT1/f=0.215, and which is accord with the range of thecondition 4 (0.2<CT1/f<0.5).

In the fourth embodiment, the center thickness of the second lens 2000is CT2 (a distance from the second lens imaging side surface 2100 to thesecond lens object side surface 2200 on the optical axis), which isimplemented as CT2/f=0.066, and which is accord with the range of thecondition 5 (0<CT2/f<0.1).

As shown in FIG. 55 of the drawings, the aberration curves schematicview of the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.4is illustrated.

As shown in FIG. 56 of the drawings, the astigmatism curves schematicview of the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.4is illustrated.

As shown in FIG. 57 of the drawings, the distortion curve schematic viewof the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.4 isillustrated.

As shown in FIG. 58 of the drawings, the lateral color curve schematicview of the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.4is illustrated.

Fifth Embodiment

Combined with one or more objectives of the present invention, as shownin FIG. 59 to FIG. 63 of the drawings, in a fifth preferred embodimentof the present invention, a first lens 1000, a second lens 2000 and athird lens 3000 of the camera optics lens assembly are subsequentlyarranged from the object side to the image side (as shown in FIG. 59 ofthe drawings from left to right), the camera optics lens assembly isprovided with an image sensor chip 111, wherein a side surface of theimage sensor chip 111 which towards the camera optics lens assembly isdefined as an imaging surface 1111.

In this embodiment, the first lens 1000 is a lens having a positivefocal power to provide a positive refractive power, the second lens 2000is a lens having a negative focal power to provide a negative refractivepower, and the third lens 3000 is a lens having a negative focal powerto provide a negative refractive power. Wherein the first lens objectside surface 1200 is a convex surface, the second lens object sidesurface 2200 is a concave surface and the third lens object side surface3200 is a concave surface. Furthermore, the second lens imaging sidesurface 2100 is a convex surface and the third lens imaging side surface3100 is a concave surface.

The aperture slot is provided between the shot object and the secondlens 2000, under the condition of the camera optics lens assembly beingsatisfied the above condition 1 to condition 6, in the fifth preferredembodiment of the present invention, the detailed parameters of thecamera optics lens assembly are fully illustrated and disclosed, inwhich the aperture value Fno in the third preferred embodiment of thepresent invention is preferably 2.0 in Table 5-1.

TABLE 5-1 Fifth Embodiment Refractive Surface Curvature Index/ EffectiveConic Type Radius Thickness Abbe. # Aperture coefficient Plano Inf 200127.8369 Asphere 1.1528 1.0094 1.535/55.78 2.3894 −0.2937 Asphere 3.26430.4501 1.9289 9.8130 Plano Inf 0.2465 1.1249 Asphere −2.4379 0.28931.535/55.78 1.2330 −725.2177 Asphere −6.1552 0.6249 1.3961 −86.9410Asphere −3.8764 0.2899 1.535/55.78 1.6963 −110.6026 Asphere 10.66700.2475 2.0283 30.0381 Plano Inf 0.2100 1.517/64.17 2.3257 Plano Inf0.3539 2.4092 Plano Inf 2.6050

In addition, the asphere higher term detailed parameters information ofthe aspheric lens are fully illustrated and disclosed in Table 5-2 canbe fully explained and disclosed.

TABLE 5-2 Fifth Embodiment A4 A6 A8 A10 A12 A14 A16 −4.401E−02 2.895E−01−8.084E−01 1.300E+00 −1.193E+00 5.974E−01 −1.284E−01 −5.346E−025.182E−01 −3.062E+00 8.853E+00 −1.404E+01 1.126E+01 −3.620E+00−1.722E+00 1.357E+01 −8.563E+01 3.346E+02 −7.576E+02 8.557E+02−3.214E+02 −1.076E−01 1.256E−01 −7.776E−01 4.240E+00 −5.035E+00−9.900E+00   2.012E+01 −6.401E−01 9.344E−01 −2.556E+00 5.930E+00−7.946E+00 3.884E+00  2.235E−01 −3.715E−01 1.697E−01 −4.631E−02−1.015E−01   1.390E−01 −1.617E−01   6.781E−02

In the fifth embodiment, the distance from the first lens object sidesurface 1200 to the imaging surface 1111 on the optical axis is TTL andis implemented as TTL=3.721.

In the fifth embodiment, the focal length of the camera optics lensassembly is f and is implemented as f=4.154; and TTL/f=0.896, which isaccord with the range of the condition 1 (TTL/f<0.9).

In the fifth embodiment, the focal length of the first lens 1000 is f1and is implemented as f1=2.893; and the f1/f=0.697, which is accord withthe range of the condition 2 (0.6<f1/f<1.0).

In the fifth embodiment, the focal length of the second lens 2000 is f2and is implemented as f2=−7.848.

In the fifth embodiment, the focal length of the third lens 3000 is f3and is implemented as β=−5.342.

In the fifth embodiment, the effective radius of the first lens objectside surface 1200 is SD11 and the effective radius of the third lensimaging side surface 3100 is SD32, which is implemented asSD11/SD32=1.178 and which is accord with the range of the condition 3(0.6<SD11/SD32<1.5).

In the fifth embodiment, the center thickness of the first lens 1000 isCT1 (a distance from the first lens imaging side surface 1100 to thefirst lens object side surface 1200 on the optical axis), which isimplemented as CT1/f=0.243, and which is accord with the range of thecondition 4 (0.2<CT1/f<0.5).

In the fifth embodiment, the center thickness of the second lens 2000 isCT2 (a distance from the second lens imaging side surface 2100 to thesecond lens object side surface 2200 on the optical axis), which isimplemented as CT2/f=0.07, and which is accord with the range of thecondition 5 (0<CT2/f<0.1).

As shown in FIG. 60 of the drawings, the aberration curves schematicview of the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.0is illustrated.

As shown in FIG. 61 of the drawings, the astigmatism curves schematicview of the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.0is illustrated.

As shown in FIG. 62 of the drawings, the distortion curve schematic viewof the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.0 isillustrated.

As shown in FIG. 63 of the drawings, the lateral color curve schematicview of the camera optics lens assembly when the aperture value is 2.0is illustrated.

Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 64 of the drawings, the present inventionalso provides an iris camera module for long-distance user monocular orbinoculus iris characteristics collection, and has a clear image,wherein the iris camera module comprises an image sensor chip 111 havingan imaging surface 1111, and an camera optics lens assembly. The opticalsignal collected by the camera optics lens assembly is inverted in theimage sensor chip 111 for optical-electrical signal conversion so as tocollect user iris characteristics.

Furthermore, the iris camera module further comprises an infrared filter4000, which is disposed between the third lens 3000 and the image sensorchip 111 for filtering the visible light portion in the opticalcollected by the camera optics lens assembly, so as to improve the useriris characteristics image accuracy collected by the iris camera module.

One skilled in the art will understand that the embodiment of thepresent invention as shown in the drawings and described above isexemplary only and not intended to be limiting.

It will thus be seen that the objects of the present invention have beenfully and effectively accomplished. The embodiments have been shown anddescribed for the purposes of illustrating the functional and structuralprinciples of the present invention and is subject to change withoutdeparture from such principles. Therefore, this invention includes allmodifications encompassed within the spirit and scope of the followingclaims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A binoculus iris images data acquisition module,comprising an iris camera module for collecting binoculus irischaracteristics of a user, wherein said iris camera module comprises: animage sensor chip having a photosensitive area and providing number ofpixels, wherein said number of pixels of a binoculus region is at least10 pixels/mm and a total number of pixels of said binoculus region is atleast 1920×800 in order to meet minimum requirements for irisrecognition algorithms; a lens assembly adapted for imaging an object togenerate a photograph, wherein said image is photographed on saidphotosensitive area of said image sensor chip, wherein said lensassembly uses a pupil region of the user as a general focal point whensaid lens assembly is shooting a shooting range of the user to collectiris characteristics of the user, wherein said shooting range coverssaid binoculus region and a resolving power of said binoculus region isat least 450 LW/PH; and a printed circuit board assembly, wherein saidimage sensor chip and said lens assembly are mounted on said printedcircuit board assembly, wherein a light signal is converted into anelectrical signal in a photosensitive region of said image sensor chipafter said light signal passes through said lens assembly.
 2. Thebinoculus iris images data acquisition module, as recited in claim 1,wherein said lens assembly comprises a lens, an infrared carrierpenetration filter and a lens holder, wherein said lens holder ismounted on said printed circuit board assembly and said lens and saidinfrared carrier penetration filter are supported by said lens holder,such that a light signal is converted into an electrical signal in aphotosensitive region of said image sensor chip after said light signalpasses through said lens said infrared carrier penetration filter. 3.The binoculus iris images data acquisition module, as recited in claim2, further comprising at least one fill light component positioning withrespect to said iris camera module and providing a supplementary lightsource for said iris camera module to form a uniform brightness on saidbinoculus region when collecting said iris characteristics of the user.4. The binoculus iris images data acquisition module, as recited inclaim 3, wherein a coverage range of said fill light component is noless than a coverage range of said iris camera module when collectingsaid iris characteristics of the user.
 5. The binoculus iris images dataacquisition module, as recited in claim 1, further comprising at leastone fill light component positioning with respect to said iris cameramodule and providing a supplementary light source for said iris cameramodule to form a uniform brightness on said binoculus region whencollecting said iris characteristics of the user.
 6. The binoculus irisimages data acquisition module, as recited in claim 5, wherein acoverage range of said fill light component is no less than a coveragerange of said iris camera module when collecting said irischaracteristics of the user.
 7. The binoculus iris images dataacquisition module, as recited in claim 5, wherein said fill lightcomponent comprises at least one infrared LED light-emitting element andsaid fill light component forms said uniform brightness in a iris regionwithin said binoculus region of said user when collecting said irischaracteristics of said user.
 8. The binoculus iris images dataacquisition module, as recited in claim 7, wherein said fill lightcomponent is mounted on said printed circuit board assembly so as to beintegrated with said iris camera module to form said binoculus irisimages data acquisition module.
 9. The binoculus iris images dataacquisition module, as recited in claim 5, wherein a light-emittingangle of each of said fill light component is greater than a horizontalfield angle and a vertical filed angle of said iris camera module. 10.The binoculus iris images data acquisition module, as recited in claim9, wherein said iris camera module and said fill light component has apreset angle and said preset angle has a range of 0-45 degree.
 11. Thebinoculus iris images data acquisition module, as recited in claim 9,wherein said fill light component comprises at least one infrared LEDlight-emitting element, wherein a distance of said binoculus iris imagedata acquisition module and an iris of said user is defined as z, adistance between axles of said iris camera module and said at least oneinfrared LED light-emitting element of said fill light component isdefined as x, and an inclination angle of said at least one infrared LEDlight-emitting element is defined as θ, wherein a formulas relationshipof said values of z, x and θ is tan θ=z/x, wherein when z is in adeterminate state, x and θ have a changing rule of tangent function,wherein said value of x is determined by adjusting said value of θ andsaid value of θ is determined by adjusting said value of x.
 12. Amanufacturing method for a binoculus iris images data acquisitionmodule, comprising the steps of: (a) mounting an image sensor chip on aprinted circuit board assembly; (b) assembling a lens assembly coveringon an upper portion of said image sensor chip; (c) adjusting a positionof said lens assembly so as to form a clear user binoculus irischaracteristics image in a distance to form an iris camera module toshoot a binoculus region of a user to collect iris characteristics ofsaid user by capturing said iris region of said user; and (d) providingat least one fill light component providing a supplementary light sourcefor said binoculus iris images data acquisition module to form a uniformbrightness of said binoculus region of said user when said iris cameramodule is collecting said iris characteristics of said user, wherein ahorizontal field angle of said fill light component is respectivelygreater than a horizontal field angle and a vertical field angle of saidiris camera module.
 13. The manufacturing method, as recited in claim12, wherein said iris camera module uses a pupil of said user as a focalpoint while said fill light component provides said supplementary lightsource for said binoculus region of said user when collecting said irischaracteristics of said user.
 14. The manufacturing method, as recitedin claim 12, wherein a distance of said iris images data acquisitionmodule and an iris of said user is defined as z, a distance betweenaxles of said iris camera module and said at least one fill lightcomponent is defined as x, and an inclination angle of said at least oneinfra-red LED light emitting element is defined as θ, wherein a formulasrelationship of said values of z, x and θ is tan θ=z/x₅ wherein when zis in a determinate state, x and θ have a changing rule of tangentfunction, wherein said value of x is determined by adjusting said valueof θ and said value of θ is determined by adjusting said value of x. 15.The manufacturing method, as recited in claim 12, wherein said imagesensor chip provides number of pixels, wherein said number of pixels ofa binoculus region is at least 10 pixels/mm, and a total number ofpixels of said binoculus region is at least 1920×800 in order to meetsaid minimum requirements for iris recognition algorithms.
 16. Themanufacturing method, as recited in claim 15, wherein a resolving powerof said binoculus region is at least 450 LW/PH when collecting said irischaracteristics of said user.
 17. The manufacturing method, as recitedin claim 16, wherein a pixels diameter of said image sensor chip is D, anumber of said horizontal maximum output pixels is X, and a number ofsaid vertical maximum output pixels is Y, wherein a farthest distance ofpreset binoculus iris recognition is c, according to a minimumrequirement of said iris recognition algorithms to pixels which is Npixel/mm, said number of pixels needs to be not less than f*N in saidfarthest distance c and in a range of f, and said corresponding imagesize of said image sensor chip is f*N*D, wherein according to aprinciple of similar triangles, a proportional relation is(f*N*D)/f=a/(c−a), wherein under a condition of known N, D, c, a focallength a of said iris camera module is a=c*D*N/(D*N+1), wherein based ona principle of similar triangles that is X*D/e=a/(c−a), in said farthestdistance c, a horizontal maximum shooting range of said iris cameramodule is e=X*D*(c−a)/a, wherein according to a principle of similartriangles: (b−a)/a=f/(X*D); a closest distance of user binoculus irisrecognition b after being calculated is: b=[f/(X*D)+1]*a; whereinaccording to a principle of said triangle function that is tan(β/2)=(e/2)/(c−a), a horizontal field angle P of said iris camera moduleafter being calculated is β=2*arc tan [(e/2)/(c−a)].
 18. A fill lightmethod of an iris recognition application, comprising the steps of: (a)collecting iris characteristics of a user by providing an iris cameramodule and using a pupil of said user as a focal point, wherein saidiris camera module comprises an image sensor chip, a lens assemblyadapted for imaging an object to generate a photograph, and a printedcircuit board assembly, wherein said image sensor chip and said lensassembly are mounted on said printed circuit board assembly, wherein alight signal is converted into an electrical signal in a photosensitiveregion of said image sensor chip after said light signal passes throughsaid lens assembly; and (b) providing a supplementary light source foran eye region of said user by at least one fill light component to forma uniform brightness on an iris region, wherein said iris camera moduleand said fill light component form an iris recognition device, wherein adistance of said iris images data acquisition module and an iris of saiduser is defined as z, a distance between axles of said iris cameramodule and said at least one fill light component is defined as x, andan inclination angle of said at least one infra-red LED light emittingelement is defined as θ, wherein a formulas relationship of said valuesof z, x and θ is tan θ=z/x, wherein when z is in a determinate state, xand θ have a changing rule of tangent function, wherein said value of xis determined by adjusting said value of θ and said value of θ isdetermined by adjusting said value of x.
 19. The fill light method, asrecited in claim 18, wherein said image sensor chip provides number ofpixels, wherein said number of pixels of a binoculus region is at least10 pixels/mm, and a total number of pixels of said binoculus region isat least 1920×800 in order to meet said minimum requirements for irisrecognition algorithms.
 20. The fill light method, as recited in claim18, further comprising a step of mounting said iris camera module andsaid fill light component on a printed circuit board, wherein said iriscamera module and said fill light component has a preset angle having arange of 0-45 degrees.
 21. A fill light method of an iris recognitionapplication, comprising the steps of: (a) collecting irischaracteristics of a user by providing an iris camera module and using apupil of said user as a focal point, wherein said iris camera modulecomprises an image sensor chip, a lens assembly adapted for imaging anobject to generate a photograph, and a printed circuit board assembly,wherein said image sensor chip and said lens assembly are mounted onsaid printed circuit board assembly, wherein a light signal is convertedinto an electrical signal in a photosensitive region of said imagesensor chip after said light signal passes through said lens assembly;(b) providing a supplementary light source for an eye region of saiduser by at least one fill light component to form a uniform brightnesson an iris region, wherein said iris camera module and said fill lightcomponent form an iris recognition device; and (c) mounting said iriscamera module and said fill light component on a printed circuit board,wherein said iris camera module and said fill light component has apreset angle having a range of 0-45 degrees.